FairXchange releases Sentinel AI-driven alerting to enhance FX liquidity data analytics
Sentinel dramatically reduces the time Financial Institutions spend on analysing their FX liquidity data.
FairXchange is a data science firm specialising in microstructural analysis of financial markets. It was founded in 2016 with the aim of bringing clarity and transparency to execution performance through the provision of independent data.
FairXchange has no affiliation with any liquidity providers or trading venues.
FairXchange’s Horizon platform offers tools and techniques that help users manage and optimise their eFX business. Horizon is designed to facilitate constructive, data-driven dialogue between counterparties, helping them to identify mutually profitable opportunities.
FairXchange clients include brokers such as Sucden Financial and OANDA.
The company, headquartered in London, was founded in 2016 by former Bloomberg and Morgan Stanley veteran Guy Hopkins.
Sentinel dramatically reduces the time Financial Institutions spend on analysing their FX liquidity data.
Saxo Bank inked an agreement for FairXchange to provide its liquidity management platform Horizon to Saxo.
Horizon will help the Liquidity Management team at FXSpotStream manage relationships with both Price Takers and Liquidity Providing Banks.
Horizon, FairXchange’s flagship product, offers a comprehensive view of the trading and pricing ecosystem.
During his 20 year career Martin Bradford has held FX Prime Brokerage positions at Credit Suisse, Morgan Stanley, RBS, and JPMorgan.
Trading firms use FairXchange’s state-of-the-art analytical tools to facilitate data-driven dialogue with their counterparties.
FairXchange’s Horizon will analyse all relevant transaction and pricing data across the 24 Exchange platform.
FairXchange’s Horizon has been integrated with the 360TGTX platform to analyse trade and pricing data.
During James Dalton’s 16 years at Citi he built and ran its FX Algorithmic Suite and sold FX platform solutions to clients globally.
Pricing Stack Analysis provides concrete evidence about the impact of liquidity decisions on a financial institution’s P&L.