The global FX liquidity landscape has been forced to significantly evolve as a result of changes imposed by numerous regulatory agencies over the past few years, including the passage of the Dodd-Frank bill and the Volcker rule. As a result, banks that feed pricing to various ECNs and other multi-bank FX portals are facing tough competition from non-bank liquidity FX providers to provide tighter pricing and dealable liquidity with manageable last look provisions.
We believe a major paradigm shift is occuring in the FX market that will change how bank liquidity is valued, especially when paired against the liquidity that non-bank FX liquidity providers can provide directly to FX participants. Through vCap, FX traders can face-off directly with non-bank providers and receive increased price improvement, deeper liquidity, faster exection times and lower rejection rates, which makes non-bank FX liquidity a great augmentation to the standard run of the mill FX aggregators and multi-bank feeds on the market today.
With our non-bank FX relationships, we believe that traders will no longer need to rely on banks as their only source of FX liquidity. vCap has a strong network on non-bank FX liquidity providers that can help augment your FX liquidity. Contact us today to recieve a demo of the price feed and make the determination whether a direct non-bank FX liquidty feed is right for you. Non-bank fx liquidity solutions that include PB clearing guidance in many cases can satisfy those requirements along with other advantages that give the trader additional edges, which include the following:
- Have one direct connection to a non-bank provider who aggregates enough sources that satisfy your trading needs
- Fast response time
- Cost savings
- Customization of multiple feeds in both size, price, destinations, and acceptable rejection rates
- Constant communication with your non-bank liquidity provider to make the feed better
- Solid team effort that is quantifiable
** Please note that, liquidity, low latency, executable pricing and tight spreads are subject to market conditions and are not guaranteed.
