CMC Markets Expands Institutional Offering with Prime FX

Thursday, 18/05/2017 | 11:38 GMT by Jeff Patterson
  • CMC's latest offering will attempt to help shore up a dearth of liquidity that has been growing across the industry.
CMC Markets Expands Institutional Offering with Prime FX
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CMC Markets, a UK-based provider of spread betting, contracts-for-difference (CFDs) and foreign exchange has launched a new prime FX proposition, part of a growing institutional offering for the group and its latest bid to help shore up an industry Liquidity gap, according to a CMC statement.

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The development comes at a time when a number of traditional prime brokers have been scaling back or mitigating the scope of their dealings with smaller banks and brokers. As such, this has created a shortage of liquidity, resulting in gaps. CMC Markets’ Prime FX was launched with the aim of reconciling this disparity, to better meet client demands.

Indeed, while firms continue to explore the prime of prime market, the process has hardly been fluid, nor entirely successful – an opportunity CMC Markets has seized upon in its latest proposition. More specifically, the Prime FX offering will prioritize the dissemination of tier-one liquidity, whilst ensuring access at scale across a growing range of currency pairs and bullion types.

Richard Elston

According to Richard Elston, Head of Institutional at CMC Markets, in a statement on the service: “We have been actively providing our services to other institutional clients for over twenty years, during which time we have seen constant evolution in client demands. Our offering has changed to address this, but the recent scaling back of prime brokerage services by a number of major banks has created a huge market need.”

“Our London Stock Exchange listing, international Regulation and significant balance sheet means that CMC Markets is ideally placed to be a trusted counterparty when it comes to Prime FX,” he added.

CMC Markets, a UK-based provider of spread betting, contracts-for-difference (CFDs) and foreign exchange has launched a new prime FX proposition, part of a growing institutional offering for the group and its latest bid to help shore up an industry Liquidity gap, according to a CMC statement.

The London Summit 2017 is coming, get involved!

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The development comes at a time when a number of traditional prime brokers have been scaling back or mitigating the scope of their dealings with smaller banks and brokers. As such, this has created a shortage of liquidity, resulting in gaps. CMC Markets’ Prime FX was launched with the aim of reconciling this disparity, to better meet client demands.

Indeed, while firms continue to explore the prime of prime market, the process has hardly been fluid, nor entirely successful – an opportunity CMC Markets has seized upon in its latest proposition. More specifically, the Prime FX offering will prioritize the dissemination of tier-one liquidity, whilst ensuring access at scale across a growing range of currency pairs and bullion types.

Richard Elston

According to Richard Elston, Head of Institutional at CMC Markets, in a statement on the service: “We have been actively providing our services to other institutional clients for over twenty years, during which time we have seen constant evolution in client demands. Our offering has changed to address this, but the recent scaling back of prime brokerage services by a number of major banks has created a huge market need.”

“Our London Stock Exchange listing, international Regulation and significant balance sheet means that CMC Markets is ideally placed to be a trusted counterparty when it comes to Prime FX,” he added.

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