FX Week e-FX Awards deadline extended to May 8
Submission period for entering the 2017 FX Week e-FX Awards extended to reflect high demand
Entries for the 2017 FX Week e-FX Awards will be accepted until May 8, a week later than the original deadline, to accommodate the high level of demand.
Market participants who wish to put their services and products forward for judging are expected to send in their maximum 600-word entries, along with supporting materials – documents, videos or interactive demos – by 12am (BST) on May 8.
The FX Week e-FX Awards recognise industry excellence in electronic foreign exchange amongst banks
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