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Giving all of our exposure data over to a bank is something we would never consider doing.
Head of FX at one large corporate
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We need to find that right balance in providing clients with adequate information on the algo without risking the intellectual property of the strategy.
Asif Razaq, global head of FX automated client execution at BNP Paribas
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There’s going to be a point where all the big dealers are internalising so much that there’s less market data. And I think at some point we’re going to have to reverse a little bit.
John Estrada, global head of e-macro trading at Credit Suisse
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Execution algos encourage internalisation by cutting up trades into smaller pieces in order to minimise market impact, making it easier for liquidity providers to find internal offsets for those smaller flows. The Bank for International Settlements estimates that these algos account for 10–20% of global FX spot trading and says their usage has increased significantly in recent years. It says the trend “reduces the visibility of trades and could eventually harm price discovery”

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