The goal of any buy-side trader is to achieve best execution. For FX traders, transaction cost analysis (TCA) and other similar tools are making it easier to measure not only the buy-side trader’s progress on the mission to achieve best ex, but how well each dealer counterparty performs. To better understand how end users view the capabilities of their intermediaries and the overall health of their dealer relationships, Coalition Greenwich conducted phone interviews with 342 buy-side FX traders globally between The goal of any buy-side trader is to achieve best execution. For FX traders, transaction cost analysis (TCA) and other similar tools are making it easier to measure not only the buy-side trader’s progress on the mission to achieve best ex, but how well each dealer counterparty performs. To better understand how end users view the capabilities of their intermediaries and the overall health of their dealer relationships, Coalition Greenwich conducted phone interviews with 342 buy-side FX traders globally between
The goal of any buy-side trader is to achieve best execution. For FX traders, transaction cost analysis (TCA) and other similar tools are making it easier to measure not only the buy-side trader’s progress on the mission to achieve best ex, but how well each dealer counterparty performs. To better understand how end users view the capabilities of their intermediaries and the overall health of their dealer relationships, Coalition Greenwich conducted phone interviews with 342 buy-side FX traders globally between
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