FxPro To Acquire Spot FX Aggregator Quotix

London
Uk-based online forex broker FxPro acquires its first technology vendor.

FxPro will now be able to offer spot FX aggregation and enhanced liquidity while providing prime brokerage services to institutional clients. The acquisition will also allow the online FX broker to improve its trade execution and speed, as well as pricing.

"As we continue to grow exponentially across the globe, liquidity is critical to ensuring we can provide the best spot FX prices for our clients," says Charalambos Psimolophitis, CEO at FxPro. "This new acquisition allows FxPro to diversify and opens more doors as we start to offer prime-of-prime, aggregation and liquidity services. Above all it will mean improved pricing for clients. We currently have twelve liquidity providers and are aiming to increase this number. By acquiring Quotix we will also be in a stronger position to work more closely with our existing liquidity providers and bring on new ones."

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