NEWS
Gold-i Multi-MAM enhances MetaTrader 4
Manager) with the launch of the Gold-i Multi-MAM – a powerful addition to MetaTrader 4 which allocates trades from any number of master accounts to any number of sub-accounts, in real-time, automatically. Te Gold-i Multi-MAM works entirely in the MetaTrader server and will work with any method of trade generation, including manual trading, EA trading, mobile trading and trading by the Gold-i Gate Bridge or other bridges. Whenever deposits or withdrawals are made into the client accounts, these are reflected in the relevant master account. Te advanced functions of the Gold-i Multi-MAM allow the removal of accounts from the allocation group without closing any master trades or restarting the MetaTrader server. Tom Higgins, CEO of Gold-i comments, “Te Gold-i Multi-MAM supports up to
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rading systems integrator, Gold-i has upgraded its MAM (Multiple Allocation
OANDA expands presence into
Japanese FX market O Tom Higgins
512 allocation groups per Multi- MAM installation and addresses a gap in the market for a powerful post-trade allocation tool. Tis latest addition to the Gold-i suite of bolt-on products is already proving to be of great interest to a wide range of organisations, all recognising the role of the Gold-i Multi-MAM in increasing efficiencies and minimising risk.”
FX Fifty Five selects FlexTrade
F
lexTrade Systems has announced that FX Fifty Five, the FX division of
Market Securities Kyte Group, has deployed MaxxTrader, its full STP, white label trading system for sell-side institutions operating in the foreign exchange markets. Built by Adil Soyfoo and Nathan Halfon, FX Fifty Five is a specialist electronic FX markets execution venue delivering low latency access to tailored FX liquidity pools via GUI and API. “We are delighted with our partnership with FlexTrade,” said Halfon and Soyfoo. “MaxxTrader not only helps us
16 | october 2011 e-FOREX Nathan Halfon and Adil Soyfoo
provide a high standard of customer service, but it also manages and polices our liquidity in a highly efficient way, which is crucial to operating a pure FX agency.”
ANDA, has established a new operation, OANDA Japan Incorporated.
Te Tokyo-based subsidiary will support OANDA’s rapidly growing institutional client base in Japan, and help fulfill the company’s aggressive business development efforts across the Asia Pacific region.“Institutional traders, particularly those in Japan, have long expressed a strong desire to access OANDA’s ultra- competitive spreads and deep forex liquidity,” said Michael Stumm, CEO of OANDA Corporation. “We launched OANDA Japan in response to a clear need in the Japanese forex market—the third most active forex trading market in the world—for low spreads and reliable liquidity sources.”
Saxo Bank
launches FX Binary Touch Options
S
axo Bank has announced the launch of six Binary Touch Options on its trading
platform. Te Binary Touch options will initially be offered in six currency pairs; EURUSD, USDJPY, GBPUSD, EURJPY, EURGBP, and AUDUSD. Tey will be tradable from Saxo Bank’s FX Options Board, where clients are already able to trade regular FX Vanilla Options. Gustave Rieunier, Global Head of FX Options & Forward Trading at Saxo Bank, says, “Adding Binary Touch Options trading to our platform bridges the gap between FX Spot and FX Vanilla Options and meets the recent demand in the market for wanting to trade in the global currency market in a simple, straight forward manner.”
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