FX industry clamps down on high speed traders

The new system allows brokers to instantly suspend clients' trading sessions across multiple markets

Brokers and foreign exchange trading platforms have launched an industry-wide project that will introduce greater controls on high frequency trading in the FX markets, in a further sign of the growing concern surrounding the controversial trading practice.

The industry initiative, which has been led by the Icap-owned post-trade services company Traiana, introduces new controls that allow prime brokers to centrally monitor and limit algorithmic and high frequency FX trading activity in real time.

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