FXOpen Boosts ECN Solution Partnering with Soft-FX for Liquidity Aggregation
The New Zealand based brokerage is targeting institutional clients, aiming to deliver better execution on its ECN offering by delivering
New Zealand based brokerage FXOpen has partnered with Soft-FX to gain access to the software company’s Liquidity Aggregator to boost the company’s ECN MT4 solution. The broker is aiming at delivering better execution to its institutional client base by gaining access to more than 20 liquidity providers, amongst them LMAX, Saxo Bank and Citi.
Other companies which are using the Soft-FX Liquidity Aggregator are recently launched Middle Eastern prime brokerage Fortress Prime and UK based RVD Markets. Soft-FX has specifically developed its solution to meet the needs of organizations in managing liquidity from various external and internal sources.
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“Brokerage companies willing to enter the next phase of their evolution should be able to satisfy the need of institutional clients with our Liquidity Aggregator. It is the right tool for that,” said Soft-FX’s CEO, Max Faust.
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The Liquidity Aggregator solution delivered by Soft FX is implemented in C++ which delivers very high performance. The clearing accounts opened with liquidity providers are connected to the Aggregator via an API, and each account has a unique portal within the Liquidity Aggregator.
Market depth data from each LP is combined with the current liquidity from the broker’s own clients, which leads to lower spreads and increases liquidity by combining the volumes on offer from different LPs.
The director of FX Open NZ Ltd., Denis Pegyanov, shared in the announcement, “The acquisition of Soft-FX Aggregator is a milestone in the FXOpen evolution. It enables the company to achieve a higher level of partnerships and to occupy better positions in the industry due to expansion of its target audience.”
It is widely known that FXOpen uses SoftFX aggregation for long years, Dmitriy Kogan was former chief dealer of FX Open, I understand that this article was written by FX Open direclty and author didn’t bother to check any information.
It is widely known that FXOpen uses SoftFX aggregation for long years, Dmitriy Kogan was former chief dealer of FX Open, I understand that this article was written by FX Open direclty and author didn’t bother to check any information.
So fx open kept NZ regulation?
So fx open kept NZ regulation?
I agree with Michael that there is clearly a lack of fact checking, or questioning, of this announcement. It is well known in the industry that Soft-FX was an offshoot of FX Open.. What this press demonstrates (and what would have been more editorial to note) is that Soft-FX is clearly struggling with its market penetration, given they need to go back to the original parent company for some manufactured “positive press”. It’s natural to see this type of self promoting press on a portal, but disappointing when it doesn’t come with any additional value, information or analysis. I’d love… Read more »
I agree with Michael that there is clearly a lack of fact checking, or questioning, of this announcement. It is well known in the industry that Soft-FX was an offshoot of FX Open.. What this press demonstrates (and what would have been more editorial to note) is that Soft-FX is clearly struggling with its market penetration, given they need to go back to the original parent company for some manufactured “positive press”. It’s natural to see this type of self promoting press on a portal, but disappointing when it doesn’t come with any additional value, information or analysis. I’d love… Read more »