Howard Grubb

The evolution of algo use in FX swaps

May 2024 in Expert Opinions

The introduction of electronically traded FX swaps is a significant development for the wider FX industry as a whole and one that opens up the potential for FX swaps algos going forward. Howard Grubb, Product Lead, Electronic Trading at DIGITEC explains how technology innovation is supporting the growth of e-traded FX swaps and how algos are expected to evolve in this new market.

How is electronic trading of FX swaps set to further gain traction this year and how can algo execution be a part of this growth? Technology is a major theme of 2024. With increasing trading volumes, greater involvement from banks of all sizes and further buy-side participation, the FX swaps market continues its volume growth and migration to electronic channels. This is driving further demand for accurate and robust pricing engines, and for more automated end-to-end workflows.  As trading firms How is electronic trading of FX swaps set to further gain traction this year and how can algo execution be a part of this growth? Technology is a major theme of 2024. With increasing trading volumes, greater involvement from banks of all sizes and further buy-side participation, the FX swaps market continues its volume growth and migration to electronic channels. This is driving further demand for accurate and robust pricing engines, and for more automated end-to-end workflows.  As trading firms

How is electronic trading of FX swaps set to further gain traction this year and how can algo execution be a part of this growth? Technology is a major theme of 2024. With increasing trading volumes, greater involvement from banks of all sizes and further buy-side participation, the FX swaps market continues its volume growth and migration to electronic channels. This is driving further demand for accurate and robust pricing engines, and for more automated end-to-end workflows.  As trading firms

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