Industry experts from Liquidnet, FlexTrade, Tradeweb, BNY, and State Street Global Markets speak to The TRADE about their outlooks for the multi-asset sphere, including how the market structure landscape is shifting, increased cross-pollination, and outsourced trading expanding to more asset classes.
Speakers from Integral, Digital Vega, DIGITEC and LMAX Group explore what 2025 will hold for the foreign exchange markets including multi-dealer platform usage in spot trading, options automation, and the future of swaps.
New development will enable spot matching functionality to the local interbank community for US dollar against the Nigerian naira.
The TRADE sits down with Alan Martin Lucero, lead FX trader at Norges Bank Investment Management, to explore the future role of traders on the desk and how they’re expanding their market knowledge to become a jack of all trades across the trading lifecycle.
Use of the service will enable participants to benefit from multilateral netting against all FX transactions.
New Coalition Greenwich survey found that over the next year, 34% of respondents intend to increase their use of multi-dealer platforms (MDPs), while only 5% thought there would be a reduction.
Resona becomes the first Japanese investment manager to implement BBH’s automated third party FX solution, InfoFX, as part of the development.
The Foreign Exchange Professionals Association (FXPA) labelled the updates “well-intentioned but flawed”, namely due to the overly complicated language used in the proposals and the lack of practical detail.
New appointment previously held positions at both Deutsche Bank and NatWest Markets.
The TRADE sits down with Rick Lodder, algorithmic execution specialist at MN, to discuss the important role of algos in levelling up the front-office tech stack, potential technological barriers when it comes to FX instruments, and the increasingly strong case for in-house algorithmic execution platforms.