Tradepoint Systems plans to launch two in-house FX fixing algos which are designed to help mitigate market impact and improve the execution quality which banks can offer to their clients. Initially being rolled out to two banks in Q4 2019, the algos are engineered to offer an alternative for banks with buy side and large corporate clients who tend to prefer the fixing prices offered by Bloomberg (BFIX) and Reuters (WMR). Banks currently struggle to offer the fixing price to Tradepoint Systems plans to launch two in-house FX fixing algos which are designed to help mitigate market impact and improve the execution quality which banks can offer to their clients. Initially being rolled out to two banks in Q4 2019, the algos are engineered to offer an alternative for banks with buy side and large corporate clients who tend to prefer the fixing prices offered by Bloomberg (BFIX) and Reuters (WMR). Banks currently struggle to offer the fixing price to
Tradepoint Systems plans to launch two in-house FX fixing algos which are designed to help mitigate market impact and improve the execution quality which banks can offer to their clients. Initially being rolled out to two banks in Q4 2019, the algos are engineered to offer an alternative for banks with buy side and large corporate clients who tend to prefer the fixing prices offered by Bloomberg (BFIX) and Reuters (WMR). Banks currently struggle to offer the fixing price to
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