Showing posts with label FXall. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FXall. Show all posts

Tuesday, 28 October 2008

Forex Jargon

Advanced Trader
FX trading, charting, Java-based, no re-qoutes or re-confirmations, complex orders including contingency orders, analysis, tick-by-tick tradable price feed, real-time margin and position monitoring, From http://www.ac-markets.com
Arbitrage
Simultaneous sale and purchase of identical or equivalent financial instruments or commodity futures to benefit from a discrepancy in their prices.
Bank Of England
UK Central Bank
Bank Of Japan
Japan's Central Bank
Contract
1) Unit of trading for a financial or commodity future.
2) Bilateral agreement between buyer and seller (parties) of a futures or options on futures transaction. Defined by the exchange.
ECB
European Central Bank
Fiserv
provider of technology solutions for the financial and insurance industries.
FXall
Foreign exchange platform
Samurai Bond
A yen bond from a foreign company issued in Japan
SaxoWebTrader
Online FX trading tool from Saxo Bank, Features: advanced charting and analysis, Trade 160+ FX crosses including gold and silver pairs, 6000+ CFDs and 11000+ stocks, dealer access, research from Saxo, real-time prices, account summary and portfolio performance

Friday, 4 April 2008

Foreign Exchange Terms

Arbitrage
Simultaneous sale and purchase of identical or equivalent financial instruments or commodity futures to benefit from a discrepancy in their prices.


Bank Of England
UK Central Bank


Bank Of Japan
Japan's Central Bank


Contract
1) Unit of trading for a financial or commodity future.


2) Bilateral agreement between buyer and seller (parties) of a futures or options on futures transaction. Defined by the exchange.


ECB
European Central Bank


Fiserv
provider of technology solutions for the financial and insurance industries.


FXall
Foreign exchange platform


Samurai Bond
A yen bond from a foreign company issued in Japan

FXall Up 39%

FXall, the world's leading foreign exchange platform, today announced trading volumes for the first quarter of 2008 of $4.1 trillion, an increase of 39% year on year.

The growth in volumes is driven by demand from both existing and new clients including asset managers, corporations, banks, broker-dealers and hedge funds. Active traders, algorithmic strategies and diversification by institutional investors who have embraced FX as an asset class have contributed to the strong growth in volumes.

FXall supports its clients through continuous investment in the technology and services they require. As an independent platform, FXall is committed to ensuring it continues to attract the deepest liquidity, therefore providing a diverse and valuable service to the broadest range of participants in the market.

Phil Weisberg, Chief Executive Officer of FXall, commented: “FXall has achieved consistent growth with volumes nearly tripling over the past three years. Investment in the products and services our clients demand remains a priority and we continue to innovate to provide a broad range of execution methods to match diverse client requirements.”