TradeTech FX USA 2016 (past event)

February 22 - 23, 2016

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Collin Crownover, Senior Managing Director, Head of Currency Management at State Street Global Advisors
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Collin Crownover


Senior Managing Director, Head of Currency Management
State Street Global Advisors

Collin is a Senior Managing Director and Head of Currency Management globally for State Street Global Advisors. His responsibilities include the management and development of active, dynamic and passive currency strategies for SSgA's clients. Collin is also the Head of Research for the Fixed Income, Cash and Currency (FICC) Group as well as the Chairman of SSgA's Technical Committee, which reviews all quantitative research at the firm.Collin joined SSgA in 2006 from Citigroup, where he served as Global Head of the Quantitative Investor Solutions Group in the Foreign Exchange division. Prior to Citigroup, he was a Currency Analyst and Head of Quantitative Currency Research for Putnam Investments. Collin was also a Research Officer for Barclays Global Investors and has worked in the investment industry since 1996.

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Keeping Abreast Of An Evolving FX Landscape

Wednesday, February 1st, 2017

09:20 Oxford Style Debate: The liquidity mirage: Is the FX market suitably equipped to address the shortages of liquidity faced in stressed market conditions?

FX is the most liquid asset class in the world, and traditionally sourcing liquidity has not been a major issue for market participants. However, on-going regulatory reform, market structure changes, and fragmented trading platforms has led to increased difficulty in sourcing liquidity, particularly in times of market stress. Attend this opening session where you will learn:

  • Liquidity post SNB- Has the SNB debacle had a negative effect on liquidity provision in FX markets?
  • Can the FX market be consolidated without eliminating competition and stifling innovation?
  • SDP vs MDP- Have trading platforms adequately adapted to market structure and technology changes?
  • With banks dis-intermediating from FX, does this increase the likelihood of FX trading becoming more exchange like?