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On the BIS Triennial Survey

The results from the BIS Triennial Survey paint a hugely positive picture of FX market activity.. [highlighting] how the FX market remains as robust as ever, and continues to adapt and evolve in line with changing regulations, market structure and customer behaviour to remain one of the largest and most liquid financial markets in the world.

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27 May 2015, Traders Magazine

Euromoney FX Survey Says E-Trading Outshines Voice For First Time*

Dan Marcus, chief executive at ParFX, said that the results show little change in relation to the market share of the industry's largest players, but it does highlight the continued dominance of technology and electronic trading to facilitate cross border trades.

25 May 2015, Finance Magnates

ParFX’s CEO, COO Outline FX Market and Platform Transparency*

ParFX’s CEO Dan Marcus and COO Roger Rutherford discuss the FX industry playing field, as well as the need for market transparency.

16 May 2015, Inside Market Data

On the Record: Bringing Parity to FX Data in an Age of High-Frequency Trading*†

ParFX - the electronic spot foreign exchange marketplace owned by interdealer broker Tradition - offers features designed to protect data consumers from the speed and cost disparities of high-frequency trading, says ParFX chief executive Dan Marcus.

13 April 2015, Funds Europe

FX: Time for a (foreign ex)change*†

ParFX is another new platform that does not allow last look. Swiss interdealer broker Tradition launched it in 2013 to address disruptive trading behaviour that was deemed to dent both the efficiency of the FX market and confidence in that market.

10 March 2015, Automated Trader

'Last look' proves divisive - ACI and ParFX commentary*

Dan Marcus, CEO of ParFX comments: "Last look is still used as a form of execution by some participants, but there seems to be a misconception that there is a significant time lag between when a trade was entered into a trading system and when it was executed thereby leading to routine abusive behaviours.
10 March 2015, Leaprate

Last look FX execution: Marshall Bailey of ACI and Dan Marcus of ParFX discuss*

Dan Marcus, CEO of ParFX comments: "Last look is still used as a form of execution by some participants, but there seems to be a misconception that there is a significant time lag between when a trade was entered into a trading system and when it was executed thereby leading to routine abusive behaviours.

9 March 2015, Euromoney

ParFX eyes further growth as it nears third year*†

Nearly two years on from its launch, spot foreign­exchange trading platform ParFX remains focused on on­boarding new bank and non­bank clients as it continues to compete for market share with incumbent platforms.

6 March 2015, TABB Forum

Removing the Mask of Anonymity in FX Prime Brokerage Trading*†

Prime brokerage trading has proven to be revolutionary for the growth of spot FX. But the model has allowed a small minority of participants to hide their identities and engage in a range of disruptive trading behaviors. Showing counterparty names post­trade in spot FX enhances transparency, genuine liquidity and trading relationships, encouraging responsible trading behavior.

5 March 2015, Markets Media

ParFX Grows Volumes In Spot Market*

Dan Marcus, chief executive of ParFX, said the wholesale spot foreign exchange electronic trading platform is increasing volumes on a daily basis thanks to a model which includes randomised delays to orders.

2 February 2015, Forex Magnates

How Can Interdealer Brokers Help in Stabilizing the Market?*

This cooperative model has since been adopted in the spot foreign exchange market and led to the creation of ParFX, a trading platform backed by 14 of the world’s largest trading institutions, addressing the inefficiencies in relation to asymmetry of cost, information provision and latency-dependent misbehaviour that had become prevalent.

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