Saxo opens up trading infrastructure

Saxo Bank gives third-party access

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Matteo Cassina, Saxo Bank

Saxo Bank has given third-party access to its multi-asset trading and back-office infrastructure, enabling partners, clients and external developers to customise their experience and generate new revenue streams.

The Danish bank has also launched Saxo Markets, a standalone business platform for institutional clients, furthering a strategic move to develop global institutional hubs in London, Copenhagen and Singapore. The firm's institutional business includes trading, prime brokerage, liquidity

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