Features : Continuing innovation in exchange-based currency trading

Frances Maguire
The world's futures exchanges continue to make in-roads into the
biggest OTC market in the world and with recent regulatory
discussions on the need for greater use of centrally cleared
products, currency trading innovation continues to gather pace
within the exchanges.
During the uncertain times of the banking crisis the exchanges
saw renewed interest in central clearing and now that the
regulators are deliberating over which instruments should be
centrally cleared, it looks as though the exchanges will continue
to benefit from the trend, both mandatory and voluntary, to
mitigate counterparty risk through centrally cleared instruments.
As a result, the futures exchanges have continued to innovate in
launching products and reducing fees to attract this new
business.
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