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Lloyds Bank Corporate Markets launches Arena


loyds Bank Corporate Markets has launched Arena, its new e-trading application. Arena is a single, efficient one-stop execution platform which combines rich content such as market news, interactive charting, risk analytics tools and proprietary economic research with an easy-to-use and customisable interface.


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Nomura releases first phase of FX Algo Toolkit


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s part of a pre-trade algorithmic analysis suite, Nomura has released the first phase of the FX Algo Toolkit. Tis proprietary feature


provides users with the ability to define their strategy and analyse historical performance and the cost of execution, which is clearly defined pre-trade. Te FX Algo Toolkit compliments the existing algorithmic execution offering, which gives users access to a range of bespoke Nomura algorithms. Te execution interface gives traders full control to interact with their order during the lifetime of the algorithm and supports multiple conditional controls. Further information can be found at www.nomuralive.com.


RBC Capital Markets introduces RBCDX


markets, fixed income and deposits through a single portal, while providing access to RBC’s global research. Commenting on the launch, Ed Monaghan, Managing Director and Global Head of Foreign Exchange, said “Our new trading solution offers a secure, fast and customizable gateway to a suite of FX products including spot, forward and option-dated forward trading in all major currencies, and allows clients to manage their fixed income and FX exposures on a 24-hour basis.” RBCDX was built using Adobe


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BC Capital Markets has recently launched RBCDX, its proprietary trading platform which enables clients to trade FX, money


Initially, Arena will offer execution for foreign exchange trading in over 50 currencies and access to money markets deposits in 19 currencies. Customers will be able to trade with speed and precision spot FX, forwards, swaps and time options. Commingling rich content and insights with control features such as the trade blotter and trading functions into one highly customisable interface will provide customers with all their needs in one view. Further asset classes such as vanilla interest rates derivatives and capabilities such as payments and collaboration tools are being developed.


Flex to improve client experience and provide rich data visualization tools.


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