Results index Overall high frequency trading firms' rank Source: Euromoney FX Survey

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Results index The Euromoney FX Survey 2015 is the 37th annual survey of liquidity consumption within the global FX markets conducted by Euromoney magazine. Respondents were contacted by Euromoney from January 22nd to April 3rd 2015 with responses either collected via telephone or electronically at www.euromoney.com/fx2015. In total, Euromoney received 3,794 valid responses from consumers of FX liquidity representing total FX consumption of $123.6 trillion in calendar year 2014. The survey is split into two parts:

Real money 2015 Results index Euromoney comments:

Overall market share 2015 Results index Euromoney says: Citi retains its overall title with a remarkably consistent market share of 16.11% compared to 16.04% last year. This is despite upheavals in its management team, and the departure of a number of traders around the FX investigation.

Non-financial corporations 2015 Results index Euromoney says:

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View full results from Euromoney's 37th annual survey of liquidity consumption within the global FX markets.

Citi retains top spot in Global FX as clients execute more than half electronically for the first time

Overall market share

The 2015 survey launched Thursday 15th January and closed Friday 3rd April.

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On Thursday evening, more than 200 foreign-exchange market players from around the world attended the Euromoney FX Survey Awards dinner at Bloomsbury Ballroom.

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Investigations into allegations of market fixing in foreign exchange are spreading into the very heart of the business. Those running the world’s biggest FX houses live in fear of what analysis of hundreds of millions of calls and emails will unearth. Do investigators and regulators risk bringing down the axe on a market that has always provided unrivalled liquidity and ultra-tight pricing for clients?

FX market users in NA continued to account for the second greatest volume of FX activity globally:

Global FX volume/Global e-FX volume

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