Watch: Evaluating Connectivity, Risk and Aggregation in Evolving FX Market

Over the next week we will be presenting a series of videos of the speeches and discussions featured at the London Summit 2015. If you were unfortunate enough to miss the summit, or did attend but missed out on a particular session, this is your chance to catch up.

"The real-time flow of trades, quotes and settlement."

This workshop provides an overview of the evolution of connectivity and order management solutions over the past ten years, and goes through a checklist for brokers evaluating the options available in the current FX marketplace.

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Andrew Ralich is the CEO and co-founder of OneZero, a company with an impressive track record of developing low-latency software systems for the foreign exchange, commodities and futures markets. Andrew is also a Finance Magnates expert, and he demonstrates his expertise in this in-depth technological analysis.

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