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Technology vendors have long advocated the use of post-trade utilities as a means of not only reducing costs but also encouraging good market behaviour by weighting charges for manual or exception trades.
Research by FIS has found that the most disruptive market participants understand that post-trade utilities increase their ability to focus on client service and competitive differentiation by shifting the responsibility for commoditized processing to a utility vendor.
The FX industry needs to look at other over-the-counter (OTC) asset classes that have improved operational efficiency and resilience by migrating functions such as trade confirmation and lifecycle management to shared networks.
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