By The Book: The Liquidity Landscape, Seen from Asia

In Asia, liquidity is the lifeblood that keeps markets functioning smoothly. The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is increasingly becoming the epicenter of global economic activity, with the liquidity space showcasing its resilience in the face of global uncertainties. The liquidity landscape in this region will be focused on extensively at the upcoming Finance Magnates Pacific Summit (FMPS), taking place on August 27-29 in Sydney, Australia.

As the largest event in APAC this year, attendees can expect to engage, network, and meet plenty of companies, brokers, IBs, traders, and more from around the world. FMPS will be connecting global participants with local and regional players, part of a two-day immersive experience bridging these two sides.

Beyond networking, FMPS will be focusing on four content verticals, including online trading, fintech, payments, and crypto. These will be featured throughout the event in the form of panels, workshops, keynotes, and more, all providing actionable insights and perspectives from experts.

Prospective attendees can familiarize with the event’s full-length agenda ahead of next week, with one particular panel of importance in Asia, ‘By the Book: The Liquidity Landscape, Seen from Asia’.

After months of anticipation, FMPS is nearly underway in less than one week. Online registration is still available for only a few more days so do not delay! If you have not already done so, make sure to head on over to the event website and register today. Skip the queues on-site and make sure to sign up in advance to save time!

Deciphering the APAC Liquidity Space

Asia's prominence in the global liquidity sphere has surged over the past few decades. The region's rapid economic growth, rising middle class, and increasing integration into global trade and investment flows have all contributed to deepening its financial markets. Major financial centers in Australia, China, Singapore, and elsewhere have established themselves as hubs for liquidity, attracting capital from around the world.

However, while Asia’s liquidity landscape is robust, it is not without its challenges. One of the primary concerns is the region's exposure to global market volatility. As Asia’s financial markets become more integrated with the rest of the world, they are increasingly vulnerable to external shocks, such as sudden shifts in global risk appetite or changes in US monetary policy. These factors can lead to capital outflows and liquidity shortages, particularly in emerging markets.

Join leading experts who can help touch on this topic and more in the upcoming panel, ‘By the Book: The Liquidity Landscape, Seen from Asia. This session will take place on August 29 at the Centre Stage at 12:30-13:10.

The panel will include the following speakers:

• Mohammad Isbeer, Chief Institutional Officer at Equiti
• Andreas Kapsos, CEO at Match-Prime Liquidity
• John Murillo, Chief Dealing Officer at B2Broker
• Michal Copiuk, CEO, at X Open Hub

As volatility stagnates, brokers can expect their providers for far more than mere access to the market. Join movers and shakers of this space for a heated discussion of the specifics.

Panel attendees can expect to learn why so many Primes and Connects are popping up, and if the space big enough to handle these new entrants. Additionally, look for an emphasis on the current approach in banks and NBLPs towards retail flows, what brokers, PoPs, and LPs can consider in liquidity agreements, and whether the retail side is really mastering TCA tools, and how.

This is one session you cannot afford to miss this August. See you next week in Sydney!