It is now very easy for algos to be considered a ‘cure-all’ for effective FX execution, but understanding the role of human input in this process is actually one of the most important considerations when looking at how to optimise algo use, says Preston Mesick, Global Head of FX Algos at Barclays. He adds that is very useful for end customers to understand this balance and what to expect, which he notes can vary dramatically based on a variety of It is now very easy for algos to be considered a ‘cure-all’ for effective FX execution, but understanding the role of human input in this process is actually one of the most important considerations when looking at how to optimise algo use, says Preston Mesick, Global Head of FX Algos at Barclays. He adds that is very useful for end customers to understand this balance and what to expect, which he notes can vary dramatically based on a variety of
It is now very easy for algos to be considered a ‘cure-all’ for effective FX execution, but understanding the role of human input in this process is actually one of the most important considerations when looking at how to optimise algo use, says Preston Mesick, Global Head of FX Algos at Barclays. He adds that is very useful for end customers to understand this balance and what to expect, which he notes can vary dramatically based on a variety of
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