IG group subsidiary North American Derivatives Exchange, operating under the Nadex brand, has added further time series to two major forex pairs, Forex Magnates speaks to it's CEO-designate Timothy McDermott for comments.
With GBP and AUD experiencing trending price action over the last year relative to the USD, the North American Derivatives Exchange (Nadex), which offers US regulated binary options trading, has extended the number of expirations for these two currency pairs respectively, in order to meet greater demand from clients around-the-clock.
Previously, these pairs only had two specific expiration times including 10am and 3pm, for the short-term two-hour contract specifications, and as per the official press release an additional 16 two-hourly expirations were added, including 4pm, 5pm, 8pm, 9pm, 10pm, 11pm, 12am, 1am, 2am, 3am, 4am, 5am, 6am, 7am, 8am and 9am (all times are in EST).
Nadex Chief Comments on Recent Volumes and Retail FX Market in the US.
Forex Magnates' reporters spoke with Nadex's CEO-Designate, Timothy McDermott, who also holds the roles of General Counsel and Chief Regulatory Officer for the firm. He provided feedback following the announcement, including answers in response to questions we asked, and said, "We see a growing acceptance among traders for exchange-based markets in the United States. As OTC retail FX markets have been flat or even shrinking in terms of the volume of trading in the US, both trading volumes and number of active traders on Nadex have been growing. With respect to retail traders who have been active in the stock market, we see our markets – and particularly our Wall Street 30, US 500 and other contracts based on equity index futures – as a natural fit."
Mr. McDermott added, as part of the feedback to Forex Magnates regarding the announcement,"Nadex volumes are growing generally, and we expect the addition of the overnight expirations to add to that growth in these pairs."
Expiries Expanded to Cover Additional Time Frames
As a result of clients looking to capture short-term price movements, since these pairs have trended generally in one direction over the last year with AUD weakening versus the USD, and the GBP strengthening relative to the US currency, the short-term binary options contracts, which expire after two hours, were expanded to give a wider range of time series to choose from for intraday trading.
Timothy McDermott, CEO-Designate at Nadex
“By adding additional intraday expirations during overnight hours, we are continuing to respond to requests for additional FX trading opportunities by our members,” added Timothy McDermott, CEO-Designate at Nadex, commenting in the official press release.
Mr. McDermott concluded regarding the increase trading activity and changes to meet around-the-clock demand, "We have seen a tremendous uptick in traders leveraging our daily and intraday contracts in order to boost trading opportunities and effectively capitalize on short-term movements in the market. The currencies in these intraday contracts are some of the most actively traded in the FX market and we wanted to provide traders with even more trading opportunities from market open on Sundays.”
Binary Options in the US and the Rest of the World
In the US, Nadex is regulated as a Designated Contract Market (DCM) and Designated Clearing Organization (DCO) with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and thus able to serve US clients with a product that is normally offered by OTC brokers outside of the US.
Nadex is part of the UK headquartered IG Group, and is one of the few regulated exchanges in the US to offer on-exchange binary options, covering some 2,400 different binary options contracts across multiple time frames and markets, thus providing traders a new way to speculate as well as hedge against movements in underlying and correlated asset classes.
Binary options have risen to popularity among both Forex traders (of which binary options traders are a subset), as well as both subsets of other segments such as stock options and stock market traders, as well as traders who focus mainly on binary options trading as part of their strategy to cover price movements across different markets.
With GBP and AUD experiencing trending price action over the last year relative to the USD, the North American Derivatives Exchange (Nadex), which offers US regulated binary options trading, has extended the number of expirations for these two currency pairs respectively, in order to meet greater demand from clients around-the-clock.
Previously, these pairs only had two specific expiration times including 10am and 3pm, for the short-term two-hour contract specifications, and as per the official press release an additional 16 two-hourly expirations were added, including 4pm, 5pm, 8pm, 9pm, 10pm, 11pm, 12am, 1am, 2am, 3am, 4am, 5am, 6am, 7am, 8am and 9am (all times are in EST).
Nadex Chief Comments on Recent Volumes and Retail FX Market in the US.
Forex Magnates' reporters spoke with Nadex's CEO-Designate, Timothy McDermott, who also holds the roles of General Counsel and Chief Regulatory Officer for the firm. He provided feedback following the announcement, including answers in response to questions we asked, and said, "We see a growing acceptance among traders for exchange-based markets in the United States. As OTC retail FX markets have been flat or even shrinking in terms of the volume of trading in the US, both trading volumes and number of active traders on Nadex have been growing. With respect to retail traders who have been active in the stock market, we see our markets – and particularly our Wall Street 30, US 500 and other contracts based on equity index futures – as a natural fit."
Mr. McDermott added, as part of the feedback to Forex Magnates regarding the announcement,"Nadex volumes are growing generally, and we expect the addition of the overnight expirations to add to that growth in these pairs."
Expiries Expanded to Cover Additional Time Frames
As a result of clients looking to capture short-term price movements, since these pairs have trended generally in one direction over the last year with AUD weakening versus the USD, and the GBP strengthening relative to the US currency, the short-term binary options contracts, which expire after two hours, were expanded to give a wider range of time series to choose from for intraday trading.
Timothy McDermott, CEO-Designate at Nadex
“By adding additional intraday expirations during overnight hours, we are continuing to respond to requests for additional FX trading opportunities by our members,” added Timothy McDermott, CEO-Designate at Nadex, commenting in the official press release.
Mr. McDermott concluded regarding the increase trading activity and changes to meet around-the-clock demand, "We have seen a tremendous uptick in traders leveraging our daily and intraday contracts in order to boost trading opportunities and effectively capitalize on short-term movements in the market. The currencies in these intraday contracts are some of the most actively traded in the FX market and we wanted to provide traders with even more trading opportunities from market open on Sundays.”
Binary Options in the US and the Rest of the World
In the US, Nadex is regulated as a Designated Contract Market (DCM) and Designated Clearing Organization (DCO) with the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), and thus able to serve US clients with a product that is normally offered by OTC brokers outside of the US.
Nadex is part of the UK headquartered IG Group, and is one of the few regulated exchanges in the US to offer on-exchange binary options, covering some 2,400 different binary options contracts across multiple time frames and markets, thus providing traders a new way to speculate as well as hedge against movements in underlying and correlated asset classes.
Binary options have risen to popularity among both Forex traders (of which binary options traders are a subset), as well as both subsets of other segments such as stock options and stock market traders, as well as traders who focus mainly on binary options trading as part of their strategy to cover price movements across different markets.
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Banking and payment developments affecting offshore businesses in 2026.
Common challenges facing CFD brokers, prop trading firms, iGaming operators and crypto businesses.
How banks assess payment flows, customer funds and multi-entity corporate structures.
Two real-world case studies involving banking arrangements for CFD brokers.
What to include in a banking readiness pack before approaching providers.
What to look for when choosing a banking and payment partner.
Why businesses should maintain backup banking providers and alternative payment routes.
What to expect from banking, payments and regulatory developments in 2027.
The session also includes a live Q&A covering onboarding requirements, banking services and crypto transactions.
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Hosted by:
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00:00 Introduction
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05:12 What changed for offshore businesses in 2026?
08:21 How banks view different trading business models
11:29 Understanding how money moves through a trading business
13:13 Why banks hesitate to work with offshore firms
14:50 Common payment flow challenges
16:49 Real-world banking case studies
22:53 The banking readiness checklist
25:19 What to look for in a banking and payment provider
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32:51 Banking and regulatory outlook for 2027
35:26 Key recommendations for trading firms
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Banking and payment developments affecting offshore businesses in 2026.
Common challenges facing CFD brokers, prop trading firms, iGaming operators and crypto businesses.
How banks assess payment flows, customer funds and multi-entity corporate structures.
Two real-world case studies involving banking arrangements for CFD brokers.
What to include in a banking readiness pack before approaching providers.
What to look for when choosing a banking and payment partner.
Why businesses should maintain backup banking providers and alternative payment routes.
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Speaker:
Avner Primor, Director of Business Development at Clarity Global Inc.
Hosted by:
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00:00 Introduction
00:29 The banking challenges facing offshore businesses
03:03 Introducing Clarity Global
05:12 What changed for offshore businesses in 2026?
08:21 How banks view different trading business models
11:29 Understanding how money moves through a trading business
13:13 Why banks hesitate to work with offshore firms
14:50 Common payment flow challenges
16:49 Real-world banking case studies
22:53 The banking readiness checklist
25:19 What to look for in a banking and payment provider
31:09 Why businesses need backup banking arrangements
32:51 Banking and regulatory outlook for 2027
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Banking and payment developments affecting offshore businesses in 2026.
Common challenges facing CFD brokers, prop trading firms, iGaming operators and crypto businesses.
How banks assess payment flows, customer funds and multi-entity corporate structures.
Two real-world case studies involving banking arrangements for CFD brokers.
What to include in a banking readiness pack before approaching providers.
What to look for when choosing a banking and payment partner.
Why businesses should maintain backup banking providers and alternative payment routes.
What to expect from banking, payments and regulatory developments in 2027.
The session also includes a live Q&A covering onboarding requirements, banking services and crypto transactions.
Speaker:
Avner Primor, Director of Business Development at Clarity Global Inc.
Hosted by:
Adonis Adoni, News Editor at Finance Magnates.
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:29 The banking challenges facing offshore businesses
03:03 Introducing Clarity Global
05:12 What changed for offshore businesses in 2026?
08:21 How banks view different trading business models
11:29 Understanding how money moves through a trading business
13:13 Why banks hesitate to work with offshore firms
14:50 Common payment flow challenges
16:49 Real-world banking case studies
22:53 The banking readiness checklist
25:19 What to look for in a banking and payment provider
31:09 Why businesses need backup banking arrangements
32:51 Banking and regulatory outlook for 2027
35:26 Key recommendations for trading firms
37:02 Live Q&A
Subscribe to Finance Magnates for more industry webinars, interviews and insights into the global financial services industry.
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Tradeview Markets EDGE: How AI Is Changing Trade Execution | Timothy Furey
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✅ Why execution quality matters more than promotional bonuses
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✅ How the company is expanding into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT
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✅ How Timothy Furey's trading floor experience inspired the development of EDGE
✅ How EDGE uses AI-assisted technology and smart order routing
✅ Why Tradeview works with approximately 20 liquidity providers
✅ How liquidity aggregation can help address trading slippage
✅ Why execution quality matters more than promotional bonuses
✅ Tradeview's approach to building its presence in Asian markets
✅ How the company is expanding into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT
✅ What the future holds for EDGE and Tradeview Markets
Key Quote: "It's like a race car, right? A race car looks great on the outside, but what makes it go is the engine inside." – Timothy Furey
From proprietary trading infrastructure to AI-powered execution, this interview offers insights into how Tradeview Markets approaches technology, liquidity and the evolving demands of modern traders.
#TradeviewMarkets #TradeviewMarketsEDGE #TimothyFurey #TradeExecution #LiquidityAggregation #SmartOrderRouting #ForexTrading #TradingTechnology #ArtificialIntelligence #FinTech #FinanceMagnates #iFXEXPOAsia
Can artificial intelligence improve the way brokers execute trades? In this exclusive interview from iFX EXPO Asia 2026 in Hong Kong, Neophytos Papageorgiou, CEO of Finance Magnates, speaks with Timothy Furey, Founder and CEO of Tradeview Markets, about the company's proprietary execution technology and its approach to liquidity management.
Furey explains how Tradeview developed EDGE Instant Liquidity Connector, why smart order routing and liquidity aggregation matter for traders, and how AI-powered technology can help brokers improve execution quality. The conversation also explores the company's approach to client retention, its expansion in Asia, and its entry into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT.
In this interview:
✅ How Timothy Furey's trading floor experience inspired the development of EDGE
✅ How EDGE uses AI-assisted technology and smart order routing
✅ Why Tradeview works with approximately 20 liquidity providers
✅ How liquidity aggregation can help address trading slippage
✅ Why execution quality matters more than promotional bonuses
✅ Tradeview's approach to building its presence in Asian markets
✅ How the company is expanding into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT
✅ What the future holds for EDGE and Tradeview Markets
Key Quote: "It's like a race car, right? A race car looks great on the outside, but what makes it go is the engine inside." – Timothy Furey
From proprietary trading infrastructure to AI-powered execution, this interview offers insights into how Tradeview Markets approaches technology, liquidity and the evolving demands of modern traders.
#TradeviewMarkets #TradeviewMarketsEDGE #TimothyFurey #TradeExecution #LiquidityAggregation #SmartOrderRouting #ForexTrading #TradingTechnology #ArtificialIntelligence #FinTech #FinanceMagnates #iFXEXPOAsia
Can artificial intelligence improve the way brokers execute trades? In this exclusive interview from iFX EXPO Asia 2026 in Hong Kong, Neophytos Papageorgiou, CEO of Finance Magnates, speaks with Timothy Furey, Founder and CEO of Tradeview Markets, about the company's proprietary execution technology and its approach to liquidity management.
Furey explains how Tradeview developed EDGE Instant Liquidity Connector, why smart order routing and liquidity aggregation matter for traders, and how AI-powered technology can help brokers improve execution quality. The conversation also explores the company's approach to client retention, its expansion in Asia, and its entry into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT.
In this interview:
✅ How Timothy Furey's trading floor experience inspired the development of EDGE
✅ How EDGE uses AI-assisted technology and smart order routing
✅ Why Tradeview works with approximately 20 liquidity providers
✅ How liquidity aggregation can help address trading slippage
✅ Why execution quality matters more than promotional bonuses
✅ Tradeview's approach to building its presence in Asian markets
✅ How the company is expanding into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT
✅ What the future holds for EDGE and Tradeview Markets
Key Quote: "It's like a race car, right? A race car looks great on the outside, but what makes it go is the engine inside." – Timothy Furey
From proprietary trading infrastructure to AI-powered execution, this interview offers insights into how Tradeview Markets approaches technology, liquidity and the evolving demands of modern traders.
#TradeviewMarkets #TradeviewMarketsEDGE #TimothyFurey #TradeExecution #LiquidityAggregation #SmartOrderRouting #ForexTrading #TradingTechnology #ArtificialIntelligence #FinTech #FinanceMagnates #iFXEXPOAsia
Can artificial intelligence improve the way brokers execute trades? In this exclusive interview from iFX EXPO Asia 2026 in Hong Kong, Neophytos Papageorgiou, CEO of Finance Magnates, speaks with Timothy Furey, Founder and CEO of Tradeview Markets, about the company's proprietary execution technology and its approach to liquidity management.
Furey explains how Tradeview developed EDGE Instant Liquidity Connector, why smart order routing and liquidity aggregation matter for traders, and how AI-powered technology can help brokers improve execution quality. The conversation also explores the company's approach to client retention, its expansion in Asia, and its entry into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT.
In this interview:
✅ How Timothy Furey's trading floor experience inspired the development of EDGE
✅ How EDGE uses AI-assisted technology and smart order routing
✅ Why Tradeview works with approximately 20 liquidity providers
✅ How liquidity aggregation can help address trading slippage
✅ Why execution quality matters more than promotional bonuses
✅ Tradeview's approach to building its presence in Asian markets
✅ How the company is expanding into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT
✅ What the future holds for EDGE and Tradeview Markets
Key Quote: "It's like a race car, right? A race car looks great on the outside, but what makes it go is the engine inside." – Timothy Furey
From proprietary trading infrastructure to AI-powered execution, this interview offers insights into how Tradeview Markets approaches technology, liquidity and the evolving demands of modern traders.
#TradeviewMarkets #TradeviewMarketsEDGE #TimothyFurey #TradeExecution #LiquidityAggregation #SmartOrderRouting #ForexTrading #TradingTechnology #ArtificialIntelligence #FinTech #FinanceMagnates #iFXEXPOAsia
Can artificial intelligence improve the way brokers execute trades? In this exclusive interview from iFX EXPO Asia 2026 in Hong Kong, Neophytos Papageorgiou, CEO of Finance Magnates, speaks with Timothy Furey, Founder and CEO of Tradeview Markets, about the company's proprietary execution technology and its approach to liquidity management.
Furey explains how Tradeview developed EDGE Instant Liquidity Connector, why smart order routing and liquidity aggregation matter for traders, and how AI-powered technology can help brokers improve execution quality. The conversation also explores the company's approach to client retention, its expansion in Asia, and its entry into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT.
In this interview:
✅ How Timothy Furey's trading floor experience inspired the development of EDGE
✅ How EDGE uses AI-assisted technology and smart order routing
✅ Why Tradeview works with approximately 20 liquidity providers
✅ How liquidity aggregation can help address trading slippage
✅ Why execution quality matters more than promotional bonuses
✅ Tradeview's approach to building its presence in Asian markets
✅ How the company is expanding into cryptocurrency trading through YimmiT
✅ What the future holds for EDGE and Tradeview Markets
Key Quote: "It's like a race car, right? A race car looks great on the outside, but what makes it go is the engine inside." – Timothy Furey
From proprietary trading infrastructure to AI-powered execution, this interview offers insights into how Tradeview Markets approaches technology, liquidity and the evolving demands of modern traders.
#TradeviewMarkets #TradeviewMarketsEDGE #TimothyFurey #TradeExecution #LiquidityAggregation #SmartOrderRouting #ForexTrading #TradingTechnology #ArtificialIntelligence #FinTech #FinanceMagnates #iFXEXPOAsia