Randomisation raised level of conversation, say Weisberg and Mandelzis

Former chiefs of EBS BrokerTec and Thomson Reuters FX praise contribution of Campbell Adams and former rival ParFX

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Gil Mandelzis: "The impact of ParFX, and Campbell Adams in particular, on the market cannot be overstated"

The introduction of randomisation in foreign exchange markets has raised the level of conversation, and forced major trading venues to take a step back and evaluate how they want to position their offerings, the former chiefs of EBS and Thomson Reuters FX told delegates at the 14th annual FX Week USA conference.

“I think the impact was mostly political, but it was very important at the time and the impact of ParFX, and Campbell Adams in particular, on the market cannot be overstated. It was a

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