Marex and NatWest unveil new cross margining solution
Clients who access FX futures through Marex, and FX prime brokerage services through NatWest’s markets business set to receive margin relief.
Clients who access FX futures through Marex, and FX prime brokerage services through NatWest’s markets business set to receive margin relief.
Through the move, Integral clients now have no-cost access to CME’s EBS and FX Spot+ markets.
Lloyds’ clients are set to gain access to the full algo technology stack from BNP Paribas, including flexible execution strategies which can be adapted to strategies based on risk appetite.
Claudia Preece sits down with Fidelity International’s global FX desk – winner of the 2024 Foreign Exchange Trading Desk of the Year – to explore the key ingredients for a successful team, highlighting their focus on well-rounded traders, the importance of a hands-on approach to technology, and plans for further expansion.
The move marks a step forward in the platform’s push to drive institutional crypto spot trading and adapt to evolving market needs.
The expansion follows an increase in market demand for NDFs in the APAC region and builds on the two companies’ existing partnership.
Through leveraging CobaltFX’s Dynamic Credit process, the pair claim they can achieve more flexible and scalable client trade execution.
New partnership will see Quantitative Brokers leverage 360T to launch FX-optimised versions of its flagship algorithms.
New development will see FlexTrade’s FX clients gain access to the LoopFX venue within the FlexFX order blotter.
New revisions will push for trading platforms to disclose how they use data from client transactions, as well as the establishment of a “hierarchy of settlement methods” and a 'risk waterfall' approach, to tackle settlement risk.