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Charles River Partners 360T for FX

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Charles River is headquartered near Boston, Mass.

The upgrade adds technology from vendor 360T, streaming quotes from over 100 dealers connected to its liquidity hub. The new capabilities are scheduled for release in version 9.2 of IMS.

"Adding sophisticated electronic quote and trading workflows for FX reduces the number of execution tools our clients need, ensures accuracy for audit and compliance purposes, and meets regulatory demands for transparency," says Tom Driscoll, Global MD at Charles River. "We will continue to offer clients additional trading solutions from FX providers, like 360T, that enhance liquidity, increase speed, and improve efficiency."

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