FX Week Awards
FX Week awards recognise excellence
In the over-the-counter world of foreign exchange the lack of precisely measurable market-share data highlights the need for qualitative benchmarks that industry participants can measure their performance against, rather than purely concentrating on volume figures.
The industry itself is on course to adjusting its business model and approach to currency trading, moving away from chasing volumes above all and towards a smarter, more profitable way of trading. Being better at specific niche areas and concentrating on providing services to clients in a more tailored way have all become noticeable as the market structure changed and evolved.
This trend mirrors the change in market participants' approach to awards as well, as businesses seek to be recognised for core strengths rather than just market share. FX Week's two sets of awards recognise excellence and superior performance as it has done for more than a decade.
Our e-FX awards seek to identify and recognise innovators and industry excellence in electronic foreign exchange trading. Our categories are refreshed every year and cover all areas of e-trading, from liquidity provision to advances in technology and new initiatives that have had an impact on the wider market.
These awards are submissions based and results are announced at our New York conference, FX Week USA in July. Judging is carried out by an expert panel of consultants and FX Week editorial staff, including myself, to guarantee unbiased and thorough judging.
The second set of awards, the Best Banks Awards, recognise leadership and progress primarily amongst banks, brokers and technology providers, and it follows FX Week Europe, our flagship conference in London. In contrast with the e-FX Awards, this process is based on client votes.
This year's awards are special for us, as FX Week marks its 25th anniversary as the industry's premier news source.
We are excited to be hosting our awards, and we look forward to another 25 years of foreign exchange trading
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