Swap Curve Manager consolidates FX swap pricing workflows into a centralised platform.
It can be integrated with any bank’s existing pricing engine.
oneZero at the iFX Expo in Cyprus
oneZero, which provides multi-asset enterprise trading technology, announced today (Wednesday) the launch of its Swap Curve Manager, aiming to transform FX swap pricing for regional banks.
Addressing a Legacy Issue with a New Solution
The technology provider pointed out that its new Swap Curve Manager addresses the issue of banks’ reliance on external and third-party systems, which limits trader control.
Andrew Ralich, CEO and Co-Founder of oneZero
“We have listened to the needs of regional banks, who have long been at a disadvantage in FX swap pricing,” said oneZero CEO and Co-Founder, Andrew Ralich.
Regional banks typically manage FX and interest rate curves through external providers. They import them into eFX platforms for price construction, tiering, and markups before sending the quotes to customers.
According to oneZero, the traditional process removed traders from direct control, constraining their ability to adapt to changing market conditions. Although advanced pricing tools are available, these are often too expensive for regional banks to integrate.
“With our new Swap Curve Manager, we are increasing transparency, lowering costs, and putting advanced swap pricing tools directly into the hands of traders,” added Ralich.
A Centralised Solution
oneZero’s Swap Curve Manager consolidates FX swap pricing workflows into a centralised platform. It offers real-time curve control, flexible client-specific adjustments, and embedded analytics for decision support.
Furthermore, the new solution supports multiple data sources and enables granular management of tiers, skews, and volume rungs.
oneZero, founded in 2009 by Andrew Ralich and Jesse Johnson, develops technology solutions for brokers, institutional banks, and liquidity providers. Its platform is built around three core components: Hub, EcoSystem, and Data Source. These tools collectively facilitate over $250 billion in average daily trading volume, process 12 million transactions, and handle 150 billion quotes each day.
The company added that the newly launched Swap Curve Manager complements its existing suite of FX pricing and trading capabilities. The solution can be integrated with any bank’s existing pricing engine “via oneZero’s range of APIs, or integrated off the shelf with oneZero’s existing Hub product.”
oneZero, which provides multi-asset enterprise trading technology, announced today (Wednesday) the launch of its Swap Curve Manager, aiming to transform FX swap pricing for regional banks.
Addressing a Legacy Issue with a New Solution
The technology provider pointed out that its new Swap Curve Manager addresses the issue of banks’ reliance on external and third-party systems, which limits trader control.
Andrew Ralich, CEO and Co-Founder of oneZero
“We have listened to the needs of regional banks, who have long been at a disadvantage in FX swap pricing,” said oneZero CEO and Co-Founder, Andrew Ralich.
Regional banks typically manage FX and interest rate curves through external providers. They import them into eFX platforms for price construction, tiering, and markups before sending the quotes to customers.
According to oneZero, the traditional process removed traders from direct control, constraining their ability to adapt to changing market conditions. Although advanced pricing tools are available, these are often too expensive for regional banks to integrate.
“With our new Swap Curve Manager, we are increasing transparency, lowering costs, and putting advanced swap pricing tools directly into the hands of traders,” added Ralich.
A Centralised Solution
oneZero’s Swap Curve Manager consolidates FX swap pricing workflows into a centralised platform. It offers real-time curve control, flexible client-specific adjustments, and embedded analytics for decision support.
Furthermore, the new solution supports multiple data sources and enables granular management of tiers, skews, and volume rungs.
oneZero, founded in 2009 by Andrew Ralich and Jesse Johnson, develops technology solutions for brokers, institutional banks, and liquidity providers. Its platform is built around three core components: Hub, EcoSystem, and Data Source. These tools collectively facilitate over $250 billion in average daily trading volume, process 12 million transactions, and handle 150 billion quotes each day.
The company added that the newly launched Swap Curve Manager complements its existing suite of FX pricing and trading capabilities. The solution can be integrated with any bank’s existing pricing engine “via oneZero’s range of APIs, or integrated off the shelf with oneZero’s existing Hub product.”
Arnab Shome is an electronics engineer-turned-financial editor. He holds a Bachelor of Technology from the National Institute of Technology, Agartala. He entered the retail trading industry about a decade ago, covering the cryptocurrency market for Finance Magnates, and later expanded his coverage to include forex and CFDs as well.
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