The new FXall Altair interface puts everything in one place. It's a major advance in eFX dealing.
Market rates, trading and blotter in one view
No more desktop clutter. Clients can now monitor the market, trade, and review details of executed trades from a single window. The new ergonomic interface puts everything in one place and cuts down keystrokes for common tasks. You can even monitor indicative quotes while trading.
Splits & Rolls
Splits and rolls made easy
Customers in all segments have been requesting a streamlined way to trade the net amount of a deal first and then agree fund breakout and forward points with the winning bank. FXall has made this easy, calculating the net spot and automatically sending the breakdown to the winning bank after trading.
User Defined Dates
Monitor market movements using user-defined dates
Users often have particular exposures that don't correspond to the market benchmarks. Simply enter these dates into the IQ (Indicative Quotes) panel and FXall will interpolate the quote from standard market benchmarks for you.
Allocation templates for active dealers
Many hedge funds allocate a fixed percentage of each deal to each fund under management. Historically, this has been a two-stage process for both customer and bank. Now FXall automatically communicates the allocation for each fund at deal time.
Support for internal trading accounts
For many corporations and asset managers, trade requirements are initially generated on internal accounts. Behind the scenes FXall manages the conversion of these requirements into the external accounts that are traded with your providers. Flexible netting options accommodate different accounting practices and QuickConnect ensures all details are automatically booked after trading.
And much more...
- User-defined fields at allocation level
- Independently compete both the spot and point components of a Swap
- Trade NDFs via FXall
- Automated internal account trading for corporate users
- Enhanced Best Bid/Ask calculation
- Trade reporting with price comparison analysis.
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