Effective algo execution in FX more important than ever, experts agree
Market structure impacts and the potential for too much AI dependency were highlighted as a key are of focus for speakers on the algo panel at TradeTech FX 2025 on Wednesday.
Market structure impacts and the potential for too much AI dependency were highlighted as a key are of focus for speakers on the algo panel at TradeTech FX 2025 on Wednesday.
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As the FX market looks to navigate the bifurcation of alternative liquidity coming from main trading venues, such as major electronic communications networks (ECNs), and bilateral liquidity from less standardised venues, experts at TradeTech FX 2025 explored the impact this is having on market structure.
Annabel Smith sits down with head of foreign exchange trading at T. Rowe Price, Toby Baker, to unpack why he chose a career in FX, the asset class’ role in the wider markets and the innovations he expects to make waves on the trading desk in the near future.
The offering is set to help regional banks and traders address traditional challenges associated with third-party FX swap pricing systems and provide greater control and insights.
The live offering has already had 15 asset managers and banks executing agreements on the network, with more set to follow.
Individual has been with HSBC for the past six years in various roles spanning Dubai and London.
The offering marks an agreement between Bloomberg Index Services Limited and CME Group and is expected to provide access to reliable and transparent FX fixings.
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.