FCA regulated FX liquidity and Prime of Prime solutions provider CFH Clearing has announced that it has formed a strategic partnership with oneZero Financial Systems, a technology and infrastructure provider for financial institutions and retail brokers.
This partnership means CFH can now provide local liquidity from New York (NY4) to brokers and banks.
CFH now offers local liquidity and connectivity from both New York (NY4) and London (LD4) through oneZero, and becomes a key part of the oneZero hub environment.
The company can now offer banks, brokers and fund managers in the US and Australia, two key growth markets, with tier-1, locally-sourced liquidity and superior global connectivity across two data centres in London and New York.
Marc Levin, Chief Commercial Officer of CFH Clearing, said:
This complex integration takes our overall offering to the next level as clients can trade in both LD4 and NY4 with a single centralised back-office account. The ability to offer truly local liquidity in NY4 for the first time enhances our offer to institutional clients in the US and Australia wishing to connect and trade in NY4.
oneZero is a trusted player with reliable and reputable technology capabilities. It made perfect sense for us to partner with a provider who is the market leader in the US and Australia, markets with such huge growth potential. Now we have a robust, scalable solution in place with oneZero and we believe this will be a key driver in furthering our growth globally.
Andrew Ralich, CEO of oneZero, added:
We have enjoyed working with CFH in London for years and are excited to help drive their global growth. They are a valuable partner, and it is great that our relationship continues to grow as their brokerage scales.
CFH Clearing is part of Playtech’s financial division, TradeTech Group. The firm helps institutional clients with their complete liquidity and technology requirements, with access to a choice of platforms and a range of technology including risk management and reporting tools. CFH Clearing reports having over 600 institutional clients in more than 80 countries.