2019: a year for innovation and technology
No longer weighed down by regulatory concerns, the FX industry can focus on innovation for its own sake
After a decade of focusing their attention on addressing regulatory and structural changes, it is with a certain degree of relief that FX market participants can shift their sights to innovating and investing in technology in 2019, for the sake of differentiation and efficiency.
“I think [a] characteristic of [the FX] industry in 2019 will be a greater confidence in applying new technologies in foreign exchange than perhaps we’ve seen in the past 10 years,” says Jason Vitale, chief operating
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