London blasts hit e-trading

- By FX Markets Staff
- @FXMarkets_
- 11 Jul 2005

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HotspotFXi lost one of its liquidity providers, and though it declined to name the bank, FX Week understands UBS did not stream prices continually to the platform. UBS said its pricing was unaffected by the disaster, although it did evacuate its Liverpool St building (see page 4).

Barclays Capital said it saw competitors badly affected by the atrocity. Vince O’Sullivan, director in e-commerce, said: “Some of the big banks dropped out. Our clients tell us that we were the only ones that were

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