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The devil’s in the detail: Are mismanaged FX trades hurting your returns?
Almost all institutional investors today entrust their investment managers to execute FX on their behalf–they assume that managers are sufficiently incentivised to delegate FX trades to the most efficient provider. Research in fact suggests that this may not be the … Continue reading
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