The report was based on the responses of corporates, banks, fund managers and hedge funds and compared their reported use of FX execution algos each from 2019 to 2022. According to the findings, most buyside segments have witnessed a healthy rise in the use of algos since 2020, especially on the real money side. Both fund managers and hedge funds have seen an uptick of algo use, with adoption now at 35% and 46%, respectively. Growth among corporates and banks The report was based on the responses of corporates, banks, fund managers and hedge funds and compared their reported use of FX execution algos each from 2019 to 2022. According to the findings, most buyside segments have witnessed a healthy rise in the use of algos since 2020, especially on the real money side. Both fund managers and hedge funds have seen an uptick of algo use, with adoption now at 35% and 46%, respectively. Growth among corporates and banks
The report was based on the responses of corporates, banks, fund managers and hedge funds and compared their reported use of FX execution algos each from 2019 to 2022. According to the findings, most buyside segments have witnessed a healthy rise in the use of algos since 2020, especially on the real money side. Both fund managers and hedge funds have seen an uptick of algo use, with adoption now at 35% and 46%, respectively. Growth among corporates and banks
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