Feature/Technology

The future frontier of FX trading

At the FX Week USA conference in New York on July 10, FX Week gathered together three recipients of the e-FX achievement award – Jas Singh at Thomson Reuters (2009); Clifford Lewis at Currenex (2010); and Gil Mandelzis at EBS (2012) – to discuss the…

Taking stock of 2011: Technology

Upgrading forex trading systems to prepare for regulatory change or simply keep pace with competitors has been a key trend of 2011 for all participants. In the final part of a series of articles taking stock of the year so far, Miriam Siers and Chiara…

All in accord on high-frequency risks

In late June four prime brokers and six ECNs allied together in a major new initiative to better monitor and manage the risks posed by high-frequency trading in the FX market. What motivated the collaborative effort? Farah Khalique reports

Fit for forex

A variety of online trading and analytics platforms are being offered by banks to their clients. FX Week looks at the functionality and benefits of some of these systems. By Ryan Davidson

e-FX AWARDS 2008: A celebration of innovations and evolution

The e-FX awards celebrate best practice and innovation in the forex market. The increasingly demanding needs of clients from the sell side to the buy side have meant technological developments continue at full throttle. This year was no exception. In…

Mifid: the final countdown

Those that haven't firmly addressed their execution policy must take action, says Chris Pickles , chair of the directive's Joint Working Group in London

Mifid and forex in a nutshell

The Markets in Financial Instruments Directive is placed under the microscope by Richard Hartheimer , managing director at Currenex, Europe in London

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