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News

e-FOREX: Execution Algorithms – Where Innovation is Driving Demand in FX

April 1, 2014 | By: Flex Advantage

Everything is back to normal in the FX market – but it’s a new normal. All around us, corporates are back to funding their cross-border operations; trading desks are back to taking orders and transacting; retail investors are back to piling in behind every new trend. We’ve had ten-plus years of upheaval – not just the crash but also the impact of technology on what we do; plus all that wider IT-accelerated social, political and economic change; lately the worst weather for centuries; all capped off with a European political crisis that mimics 1914 rather too accurately – and yet, behind it all, the FX market is back to moving as it has always moved.

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