Category: FIX in the News

A couple of key factors have contributed to the global market turmoil (i.e. oil prices, a slowdown in the Chinese economy and US interest rate hike), and these factors have certainly made a very challenging year for trading the Japanese market. For the full article, please click here.

FIX has been at the forefront of electronic trading for over two decades now. Whilst its roots, for obvious reasons, are within technology departments, it has been a combination of technicians and those on the business side that have pushed its evolution. For the full article, please click here.

Buy- and sell-side firms can be highly successful when they stretch the FIX protocol beyond the front office, says FIX protocol pioneer and advocate Scott Atwell, who is the manager for FIX  trading and connectivity at American Century Investments. For the full article, please click here.

When I was writing a preview of the year ahead for 2016, I wrote that 2016 was likely to be busy and volatile given how January was unfolding. The year has flown by and for the FIX Trading Community it has been marked by a number of successful events, new working groups, ongoing work in...

FIX Trading Community has released new guidelines for the use of FIX in post-trade processing for multiple asset classes and a common post-trade framework, developed to reduce risk and costs. For the full article, please click here.

Some of the largest asset managers have signed up for Dealogic Connect, which automates the process for equity offerings, as the UK regulator has pushed for the adoption of technology in primary markets. FIX Trading Community, the non-profit body that develops and promotes the FIX family of standards, started discussions  on automating initial public offerings...

FIX has been at the forefront of electronic trading for over two decades now. It is the de facto standard for multi asset trading across the globe. From its earliest incarnation as a protocol for routing orders between market participants, the ethos of collaboration and standardisation has been clear. In the financial industry, it is...

This article describes how the industry is responding to the challenge by creating new front-office tools to process the large volume of electronic data that will become a part of the post-MiFID II world order. It further explores how standardisation and collaboration can reduce the cost of implementation within existing, often heterogeneous front-office environments. For...