FX Trading in 2025: Fragmentation AI and direct connectivity

May 2025 in Industry Reports

Growth amid fragmentation, AI, and the shift to direct connectivity

To examine institutional trading firms’ approach to FX infrastructure investment, Acuiti recently partnered with Avelacom to survey or interview senior executives from 68 proprietary trading firms, brokers and banks that trade FX. Survey respondents were based in Europe, US, APAC, MEA and LatAM. The results were published in a whitepaper which examined the state of play in FX and where firms envisage the greatest challenges. It  also explored how they are approaching connectivity and how recent innovation such as stablecoins To examine institutional trading firms’ approach to FX infrastructure investment, Acuiti recently partnered with Avelacom to survey or interview senior executives from 68 proprietary trading firms, brokers and banks that trade FX. Survey respondents were based in Europe, US, APAC, MEA and LatAM. The results were published in a whitepaper which examined the state of play in FX and where firms envisage the greatest challenges. It  also explored how they are approaching connectivity and how recent innovation such as stablecoins

To examine institutional trading firms’ approach to FX infrastructure investment, Acuiti recently partnered with Avelacom to survey or interview senior executives from 68 proprietary trading firms, brokers and banks that trade FX. Survey respondents were based in Europe, US, APAC, MEA and LatAM. The results were published in a whitepaper which examined the state of play in FX and where firms envisage the greatest challenges. It  also explored how they are approaching connectivity and how recent innovation such as stablecoins

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