FX white label clients demand more à la carte services
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FX white label clients demand more à la carte services

FX white label providers are keen to stress the flexibility of their offerings as clients increasingly demand à la carte solutions and the ability to add or remove liquidity providers and distribution partners.

A number of FX white label market participants have established partial solutions that offer a pick and mix menu comprising of products, risk management, back office administration, customer account openings and custodial services. The merits of this approach include access to products at lower initial cost and it has found favour with clients.

Platform diversification is a driver for some clients to work with multiple providers, says Muamar Behnam, head of sales at Swissquote Bank. “More or less all the major FX players offer MetaQuotes platforms and in common with a number of our competitors we have other, proprietary platforms that we offer on a white label basis,” he says.

BMFN CEO, Luis Sanchez, reckons this trend will continue. “Clients need to consider the products and platforms available from each broker,” he says. “Only the customer can determine the importance of any limitations of trading technology they may experience if they open an account with a particular broker.”

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Luis Sanchez, BMFN 


Institutions are putting more and more resources into digital relationships with their clients, reallocating capital to develop their own client-facing apps. But these apps are just part of the overall white label solution, which covers the provision of a range of services including trading, IT and hosting, reporting and retail accounting.



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