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Euronext FX runs 4 independent matching engines globally: New York in NY4, London in LD4, Tokyo in TY3, and Singapore in SG1 (operated by Euronext FX’s subsidiary, Euronext Markets Singapore). Matching engines act as separate ECNs and emit their own market data, trades, and midpoint values.
- Euronext FX Inc.
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- Euronext FX Inc.
CONNECTIVITY. Euronext FX maintains matching engines in New York/Secaucus (NY4), London (LD4) and Tokyo (TY1), and Euronext Markets Singapore maintains a matching engine in Singapore (SG1). Cross-connects are available between [all] matching engines.
Powered by award winning FastMatch® technology, Euronext FX has matching engines in London, New York, Tokyo and (through Euronext Markets Singapore) Singapore. This best-in-class technology is leveraged to deliver flexible execution solutions and quantitative market data products.
Kevin Wolf, CEO of Euronext FX, on the firm’s evolution and recent rebranding, how it differentiate from other FX platforms, and why the launch of its Singapore matching engine is a crucial component of the business.
Nov 11, 2020 · With the launch of its non-deliverable forward (NDF) matching engine, Euronext FX has solidified its commitment to Asia and the Singapore market specifically.
Oct 5, 2021 · Perhaps more significantly, Euronext ventured full throttle into the Asian market by setting up a spot-matching engine in Singapore, the first venue to do so,” says Wolf. “The growth of electronic FX in Singapore is absolutely clear,” he says.
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Oct 4, 2022 · Euronext FX has become the latest platform to unveil plans to transition its anonymous spot pools to FX Global Code signatories. The move, which will take place from 1 January 2023, will come into effect across all four centres in which the platform has matching engines, London, New York, Singapore and Tokyo.