Electronic Foreign Exchange Market, 2018: Midsize-to-Large Buy-Side Firms’ Needs
Report Summary
Electronic Foreign Exchange Market, 2018: Midsize-to-Large Buy-Side Firms’ Needs
A proactive approach to regulatory, technology, and market structural changes is key to asset managers’ survival.
Boston, June 5, 2018 – Global buy-side firms are facing a classic profitability squeeze with management fee compression due to the popularity of passive investment vehicles and higher technology costs that stem from more regulation of over-the-counter and derivatives markets. The pressure is on at all levels of buy-side firms to do their share and run efficient, lean operations across multiple asset classes, jurisdictions, and in listed and OTC marketplaces.
This report addresses how leading global foreign exchange marketplaces/multidealer platforms and banks provide the buy-side with a suite of trade-related services. The research originates from Aite Group’s 2017 global FX survey and more than 50 interviews with FX executives.
This 35-page Impact Report contains 17 figures and four tables. Clients of Aite Group’s Institutional Securities & Investments or Wealth Management services can download this report, the corresponding charts, and the Executive Impact Deck.
This report mentions 360T, Bloomberg, CboeFX, CME, FXall, FX Connect, Integral, NEX Group (EBS), and Thomson Reuters.