FX Survey 2017: Results index
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- Overall market share
- Overall banks only
- Overall non-bank liquidity providers only
- Spot/forward market share
- Swap market share
- Options market share
- Emerging market currencies market share
Market share by institution type
- Non-financial corporations
- Real money
- Banks
- Leveraged funds
- FX trading platforms
Most improved volume by institution type
- Non-financial corporations
- Real money
- Banks
- Leveraged funds
- FX trading platforms
Market share by region
- Western Europe
- North America
- Asia
- Middle East
- Central and Eastern Europe
- Latin America
- Caribbean
- Australasia
- Africa
- Western Europe
- North America
- Asia
- Middle East
- Central and Eastern Europe
- Latin America
- Caribbean
- Australasia
- Africa
Qualitative rankings
- Quality of Asia salesforce
- Quality of Europe salesforce
- Quality of Americas salesforce
- Breadth of product coverage
- Ability to deal in size
- Provision of risk management strategies
- Trader quality
- Flow research
- Quantitative research
- Technical analysis
- Overall electronic market share
- Market share by product
- Spot e-trading market share
- Swap e-trading market share
- Options e-trading market share
Multi-bank and independent platforms
- Overall market share
Multi-bank qualitative rankings
- Speed of execution
- Variety of dealers
- Risk management
- Reporting and analytics
- Spread competitiveness
- Product coverage
- Breadth of currencies
- Access to dealers
Editorial coverage
FX Survey 2017: All change but no change
The top firms this year look like they haven’t moved in 18 years. How can nearly two decades of upheaval appear to have altered the rankings so little in Euromoney’s foreign exchange survey?
Fragile forex enters a new era
The FX industry has moved on from the fixing scandal and now wants to write its next chapter, underpinned by a new code of conduct. But liquidity remains fragile, volume is down and further challenges lie ahead.
Charting the evolution of the FX industry.