Euromoney's Foreign Exchange Awards
Celebrating excellence in the global FX market
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KEY DATES
Submissions Open: Thursday 9 May
Submissions Close: Friday 21 June
Winners Notified: Monday 22 July
Ceremony: Thursday 26 September
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Euromoney’s Foreign Exchange Awards
Euromoney's FX Awards offers you the opportunity to be part of the market’s most comprehensive overview of developments in the FX industry.
ABOUT THE AWARDS
For over 44 years, The Euromoney Foreign Exchange Survey has stood as the most comprehensive representation of the wholesale FX market.
For 2023, the Survey has been replaced by a brand new, submission-based awards programme. Institutions that service the Foreign Exchange market are invited to pitch against a range of global and regional categories.
THE JUDGING AND RESEARCH PROCESS
The award entries will be judged by a panel of global experts representing banks, providers and buy side corporations who will be looking for robust examples of excellence and innovation in the market.
This is the first time that both financial institutions and providers will have the opportunity to secure a prestigious Euromoney FX Awards accreditation.
Euromoney Awards
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FairXchange’s mission lies in its name. It aims to create an open and transparent marketplace for all participants. Its independence and trusted, decentralised network mean that it is strongly positioned to facilitate the fair exchange of FX liquidity data.
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Euromoney Foreign Exchange Awards 2023: Global market leader – best FX market innovator: BNP ParibasThe evolution of ALiX is testimony to BNP Paribas’s commitment to innovation. Over the last four years this personal digital execution assistant has expanded to cover all available products in Cortex FX in one small widget that fits neatly in the corner of a client’s screen.
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CobaltFX, a portfolio company of United Fintech, offers an innovative solution to a decades-long issue facing the FX industry around credit distribution. This is that the need to carve out credit limits among various venues reduces credit availability for counterparties and reduces trading volumes, while credit lines can prove costly for banks to maintain.