Nippon Credit Chooses FNX For Risk Management System

- By FX Markets Staff
- @FXMarkets_
- 06 May 1996

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Nippon Credit Bank has selected FNX's trading and risk management system to support its global foreign exchange and interest rate trading operations.

The sale is FNX's largest to date and is the first instance where a major international bank has licensed the vendor's integrated front-to-back office system to support all its global trading and risk management.

Koji Asano, deputy manager of Nippon Credit's financial instruments group in Tokyo declines to comment on the FNX system's functionality

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