Will good practice make for better FX algos?

Algorithms have enjoyed persistent growth in the FX markets in recent years. And all the signs are for continued expansion, with more buy-side firms appreciating their ability to reduce trading costs and improve execution quality across an increasingly fragmented FX universe. In a recent Greenwich Associates survey, almost 60% of buy-side institutions reported that algos had lowered their FX trading costs. This suggests the widening of algo use from sophisticated active traders and hedgers to the passive mainstream is well Algorithms have enjoyed persistent growth in the FX markets in recent years. And all the signs are for continued expansion, with more buy-side firms appreciating their ability to reduce trading costs and improve execution quality across an increasingly fragmented FX universe. In a recent Greenwich Associates survey, almost 60% of buy-side institutions reported that algos had lowered their FX trading costs. This suggests the widening of algo use from sophisticated active traders and hedgers to the passive mainstream is well

Algorithms have enjoyed persistent growth in the FX markets in recent years. And all the signs are for continued expansion, with more buy-side firms appreciating their ability to reduce trading costs and improve execution quality across an increasingly fragmented FX universe. In a recent Greenwich Associates survey, almost 60% of buy-side institutions reported that algos had lowered their FX trading costs. This suggests the widening of algo use from sophisticated active traders and hedgers to the passive mainstream is well