>>> contents January 2011 FOCUS
70. Big Data – FX meets the challenge of a growing information tsunami
With FX market firms seeing a growth in trading volumes that is leaving many of their trading infrastructures struggling, Dan Barnes explores how, as legacy technology struggles to cope, new ‘Big Data’ systems offer faster, more reliable processing power.
FOREX TECHNOLOGY
80. Reducing latency in FX – making the case for investing in new trading infrastructures
Design and deployment of algorithmic FX trading strategies
Te arms race to deliver high-speed, automated trading requires a solid underlying technology architecture, but as Dan Barnes discovers, the multi-price, multi-market nature of FX makes this a complex task.
FAST TRACK
92. Technology - helping to meet the challenges of electronic FX
With Peter Kriskinans, Managing Director of DealHub.
ALGORITHMIC FX TRADING
94. Achieving more rapid design and deployment of algorithmic FX trading strategies
Retail FX Going seriously mobile
Nicholas Pratt looks at how service providers are devoting an increasing amount of time to building tools that can help to speed up the construction process for FX trading algorithms, from design to development to deployment.
106. News Analytics -
Capturing market opinion for high performance FX
News Analytics for high performance FX Capturing market opinion
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As the use of machine readable news becomes more accepted among FX traders, Nicholas Pratt examines the challenges facing the providers of
such services from sentiment to speed and social media.
FX MYTHBUSTERS
116. FX trade workflows and regulatory change
Nick Dyne and Keith Tippell, debunk a few myths about what will be impacted in FX workflows by the new regulatory landscape.
RETAIL e-FX PROVIDER
124. Liquidity Bridging - helping FX brokers to manage risk, capture business and improve customer loyalty
Heather McLean investigates how Liquidity bridges can help FX brokers capture more business, increase customer loyalty and manage risk more effectively by streamlining the back office and making operations run in real time.
RETAIL e-FX CLIENT
136. Anywhere, anytime - Retail FX goes seriously mobile
Heather McLean explores in what ways the more powerful native features of mobile devices are being exploited to deliver improved mobile FX trading solutions.
IN THE CHAIR
152. AFX Capital – combining technology, experience and dedication to customer service
e-Forex talks with Manuela Mazzacco, CEO of AFX Capital.
TRADERTALK
156. QFS Asset Management – taking a unique view on the business of managing money
QFS is a leading asset and risk management firm based in Greenwich, Connecticut, USA. e-Forex talks with two new members of their team, Karlheinz Muhr, CEO and Jim Conklin, Ph.D., Head of Research.
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