Euromoney's Foreign Exchange Awards
Celebrating Excellence in the Global FX Market
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Euromoney’s Foreign Exchange Awards
Euromoney's FX Awards offers you the opportunity to be part of the market’s most comprehensive overview of developments in the FX industry.
ABOUT THE AWARDS
For over 44 years, The Euromoney Foreign Exchange Survey has stood as the most comprehensive representation of the wholesale FX market.
Now a submission-based awards programme, institutions that service the Foreign Exchange market are invited to pitch against a range of global and regional categories.
THE JUDGING AND RESEARCH PROCESS
The award entries will be judged by a panel of global experts representing banks, providers and buy side corporations who will be looking for robust examples of excellence and innovation in the market.
This is the first time that both financial institutions and providers will have the opportunity to secure a prestigious Euromoney FX Awards accreditation.
Euromoney Awards
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London’s Mandarin Oriental played host on Thursday to the second successful Euromoney Foreign Exchange Awards, with more than 200 of the industry’s most senior leaders and practitioners gathering for an exceptional evening to celebrate, recognise and reward the highest achievements across the FX market during the past year. -
TD Securities (TDS) places client services at the heart of its FX data management strategy. The bank aims to provide a personalized, comprehensive service, transforming client data into actionable insights that enhance its FX offerings. By leveraging advanced forecasting models, trading signals and FX portfolios, it aims to empower clients with the strategies needed to navigate the complexities of the global FX market.
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XTB is a global fintech company supporting more than 1 million customers worldwide, offering a broad range of instruments, including forex trading in contracts for difference on over 70 currency pairs in addition to cryptocurrencies.
