Euromoney FX survey 2011: Results index

 Results 

Overall Market Share 
Overall Market Share
Spot/Forward Market Share
Swap Market Share
Options Market Share
Overall Most Improved Volume

Market Share By institution type
Non-financial corporations
Real money
Banks
Leveraged funds

Most Improved Volume By institution type 
Non-financial corporations
Real money
Banks
Leveraged funds

Market Share by size
Over $250bln
$100bln to $250bln
$25bln to $100bln
$10bln to $25bln
$5bln to $10bln
Less than $5bln

Most Improved Volume by size 
Over $250bln
$100bln to $250bln
$25bln to $100bln
$10bln to $25bln
$5bln to $10bln
Less than $5bln

Market Share by region
Western Europe
North America
Asia
Australasia

Most Improved Volume By region
Western Europe
North America
Asia
Australasia

Best for Currencies 
Asian currencies
East European currencies
Latin American currencies
Middle Eastern currencies
Nordic and Baltic currencies
African currencies

Best for Client service 
Americas timezone
Europe timezone
Asia timezone

Research & Strategy
Research – G10
Research – Emerging markets
Quantitative research
Flow research

Options 
Vanilla options/First Generation exotics
Emerging market options
Structured options/FX-linked products

Currencies
Currencies G10 Trading – Spot/Forward
Currencies Emerging market Trading – Spot/Forward

E-trading
Overall E-trading market share

E-trading Qualitative Rankings 
Algorithmic execution capabilities
Consistent pricing: G-10 Spot/Forward
Consistent pricing: Emerging market-Spot/Forward
Options capabilities
Order book depth transparency
Research & analytical tools
Effective risk management tools

E-trading market share – Multi-bank and independent platforms
Multi-bank and independent platforms

E-trading Qualitative Rankings – Multi-bank and independent platforms
Speed of execution
Competitive pricing/Transactional cost
Research and analytics
Effective risk-management & execution strategies
Variety of dealers
Integrated workflow and compliance solutions

Methodology

Buy side excited by multiple choice
HSBC raises its game
Banks take fight to the algo traders