JP Morgan taps Deutsche Bank for new FX options trader
New appointment previously held positions at both Deutsche Bank and NatWest Markets.
New appointment previously held positions at both Deutsche Bank and NatWest Markets.
Development will allow banks and brokers using ION’s technology stack to offer clients advanced execution capabilities and clearing services on the newly launched exchange from day one.
Northern Trust’s outsourced trading desk to support $33 billion asset manager for equity funds under management and all related derivatives.
Having received authorisation from the FCA, the OptAxe trading venue centralises FX options liquidity to increase trading opportunities.
Reporting requirements by the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) will be supported alongside include other updated regulatory regimes and asset classes.
The new offering is designed to offer market participants the ability to manage volatility more granularly; launch expected on 14 October.
The new offering includes price and liquidity improvement, enhanced trading efficiency, and algo suite integration.
Expanded offering will give investors increased access to key assets in Europe through Euronext’s single order book.
The inspection relates to potential violations of EU antitrust rules which include directly or indirectly fix purchase or selling prices or any trading conditions.
When it comes to FX options alternative liquidity is being perceived as increasingly natural, agreed expert panellists at the TradeTech FX conference in Amsterdam.