Forex Institutional Services

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Institutional services

Forex Institutional Services

Our market making desk is staffed with experienced FX traders with an average of +20 years of bank experience. As a result, all trades and orders are handled quickly and professionally. Market orders are filled instantaneously at the rate of request, with no manual dealer intervention or slippage. Clients can enter non-market orders inside the dealing spread, and there are no restrictions on leaving orders during times of high market volatility.

Available exclusively to our highest volume clients, Cash Bridge combines true interbank dealing spreads with our award-winning trading technology, which offers 20 currency pairs.

The high monthly turnover of our market making operation has allowed cash bridge to establish liquidity relationships with the world's top FX banks. With these relationships in place, Cash Bridge has access to an enormous amount of market liquidity. In turn, we are able to pass along even more aggressive pricing to our most valued customers.

MULTI-PRODUCTS TRADING

Everything is traded through our advanced online trading. Additional services for cash bridge institutional clients:

Dedicated personal account executive.
24-hour priority phone access to Cash Bridge’s institutional trading desk.
Free outbound wires.
Competitive roll rates.

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Trading the foreign currency market, or the Forex Market, as it is commonly known, is the most developed financial market in the world. The Forex Market is not concentrated in any one exchange, rather the vast majority of forex trades are private deals between two parties in what is known as an 'Over the Counter' or OTC market. The currencies are traded and quoted in pairs such as Euro/U.S. Dollar or U.S. Dollar/Japanese Yen, where a deal is the combination of selling one currency while buying another currency at the same time.

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