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Breaking down FX silos: where institutional trading goes next

Matthew Avery, Managing Director at Integral, talks to TraderTV about why FX desks are centralizing operations, how mature API-led automation and real-time risk management are today, and what banks expect from vendors before they open up their systems.

Banks and buy-side firms are moving FX desks out of silos and into centralized operating models, and APIs are a big part of what makes that possible. 

In this TraderTV interview, recorded during TradeTech FX in Amsterdam, Matthew Avery covers what is pushing FX functions to change, how mature API technology is for auto-execution and real-time risk management, what levels of integration exist, and what standards a vendor needs to meet before a regulated institution will trust it. 

He also explores Integral’s FX industry research and how embedded FX, API connectivity and AI will change the way the buy side and sell side work together over the next three years.

 

Watch the full interview below:

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