Institutional Funds

Execute transactions seamlessly. Reduce securities settlement failures and revaluation errors. Meet compliance and regulatory responsibilities (e.g. SEC, ERISA, FED, anti-money laundering etc.) with confidence, using the proven, secure and reliable Internet-based Currenex service. Enhance your trading efficiency and adopt best practices in both trading execution AND processing.

Among the many features available on Currenex for institutional fund managers are:

Best market intelligence
  • views of best bid/offer, size, depth
  • detachable, live snapshot of liquidity in selected currency pairs

Best Price execution
  • ESP™ (Executable Streaming Prices) 24-hour liquidity, tight spreads and instant executions
  • ERFS (Enhanced Request for Stream) for larger amounts and emerging markets currencies, forward outrights, and swaps
  • Benchmark trading (auditable reference rates) including NDF and WM fixings
  • Extensive Order management functionality
  • Leave orders in multiple currency pairs
  • Limits, at-best, partial fills, fill or kill, stoploss limits
  • Leave exclusive orders directly with selected banks

Enhanced STP includes auto-executions, Custodian notification
  • Currenex has a full suite of Java and FIX APIs for program/model trading and auto-executions
  • Messaging and auto-booking to Custodians
  • Post-trade amendments include forward rolls, allocations
  • A suite of integrated STP solutions connect Currenex services with 3rd party and proprietary systems that make up your (and your banks') trade and settlement processes:


Full Audit, Permissioning, Controls and Reporting
  • Details, including competitive prices, captured for data management
  • Comprehensive monitoring and tailored reporting
  • Control set-ups and internal permissioning
  • Individual trade limits controlled
  • E-mail notifications and automatic report generation available
  • Full audit functionality; audit reports, permissioning and administrative monitoring tools keep your accountants, regulators and investors happy