Execution algorithms (EA), intended to purchase or an amount defined in advance of foreign trade as laid out in user instructions, have been experiencing an increase in use in the midst of a rising decentralized and divided trading scheme as indicated by a report distributed today by the Bank for International Settlements (BIS) Markets Committee. This has subsequently aided in upholding pricing and market functioning. However, this also has the possibility of forming new risks, as stated in the report. Furthermore, the report also looks to analyze the drivers and ramifications of the rise in execution algorithm usage in the foreign exchange markets. It draws on a unique survey of 70 refined market partakers from around the world with a large industry wide effort, and providers a particular perspective focused on the use of EAs, also by central banks. Continue reading…
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