Harnessing the full power of algorithmic FX trading strategies

Over the years, algorithmic execution strategies have advanced in technology and capabilities. And in an FX market that is progressively electronic, there’s plenty to learn about making the most of another tool in the evolution of best execution. FX has been a screen-based market for years, and the latest figures show that globally, 64% of investors use some form of electronic trading, while in the US and Europe that goes up to 74% and 79% respectively, according to Greenwich Associates. Over the years, algorithmic execution strategies have advanced in technology and capabilities. And in an FX market that is progressively electronic, there’s plenty to learn about making the most of another tool in the evolution of best execution. FX has been a screen-based market for years, and the latest figures show that globally, 64% of investors use some form of electronic trading, while in the US and Europe that goes up to 74% and 79% respectively, according to Greenwich Associates.

Over the years, algorithmic execution strategies have advanced in technology and capabilities. And in an FX market that is progressively electronic, there’s plenty to learn about making the most of another tool in the evolution of best execution. FX has been a screen-based market for years, and the latest figures show that globally, 64% of investors use some form of electronic trading, while in the US and Europe that goes up to 74% and 79% respectively, according to Greenwich Associates.