Mizuho opts for Thomson Reuters' FX Trading platform

The Japanese bank is the latest financial institution in Asia to adopt the venue

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Mizuho, one of Japan's largest banks, is the latest institution to sign up to Thomson Reuters' end-to-end FX Trading (FXT) platform, which brings together all of the broker's foreign exchange transaction venues.

"The biggest advantage of FXT for dealers is the availability of more ordering methods. The diversification of ordering methods leads to the improvement of operating functions and also translates into more opportunities for trading profits," says Yosuke Takahashi, foreign markets team 1

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