Boosting liquidity and best execution for emerging market currencies

Electronic emerging market forex execution is subject to liquidity and capital control constraints – but how does EM and G10 FX trading tech differ? And why are banking relationships so important? BNP Paribas Global Head of e-FX Sales, Joe Nash, shares his thoughts with e-Forex.

e-Forex magazine investigates how the stumbling blocks to growth in electronic execution of emerging market currencies might be overcome and speaks to several market professionals, including BNP Paribas' Joe Nash.

"BNP Paribas deploys FX algorithms that are specifically designed for the EM terrain and take into account thinner levels of liquidity than those for major G10 currency pairs such as euro-dollar."

"People assume that you can just take an architecture that works for G10 e-FX and transfer it to a local market FX and that's not really how it works."

Joe Nash, Global Head of e-FX Sales

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Electronic emerging market forex execution is subject to liquidity and capital control constraints – but how does EM and G10 FX trading tech differ? And why are banking relationships so important? BNP Paribas Global Head of e-FX Sales, Joe Nash, shares his thoughts with e-Forex.

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