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FX traders want greater EMS consolidation

hedgeweek

2 days ago

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Buy-side firms are increasingly looking to integrate foreign exchange trading into broader multi-asset execution management systems, with the ability to monitor risk across asset classes in real time emerging as the main motivation for consolidation, new research shows.
A survey of 65 hedge funds, proprietary trading firms and asset managers found that 69% still operate separate order and execution management systems for FX and listed derivatives. The research was conducted by Acuiti on behalf o...

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