Surge in FX algo usage could outlast COVID-19 crisis

A new study from Coalition Greenwich finds that the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis may have long-term effects on the behavior of FX market participants. At the onset of the work-from-home government mandates, traders turned to their most well established and trusted relationships to navigate the volatility, often via the telephone. However, many traders also increased their use of algos as a means of accessing much-needed liquidity and now despite many traders returning to the office, they expect their A new study from Coalition Greenwich finds that the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis may have long-term effects on the behavior of FX market participants. At the onset of the work-from-home government mandates, traders turned to their most well established and trusted relationships to navigate the volatility, often via the telephone. However, many traders also increased their use of algos as a means of accessing much-needed liquidity and now despite many traders returning to the office, they expect their

A new study from Coalition Greenwich finds that the disruptions caused by the COVID-19 crisis may have long-term effects on the behavior of FX market participants. At the onset of the work-from-home government mandates, traders turned to their most well established and trusted relationships to navigate the volatility, often via the telephone. However, many traders also increased their use of algos as a means of accessing much-needed liquidity and now despite many traders returning to the office, they expect their