FNG Exclusive… FNG has learned that e-trading technology provider MahiMarkets is boosting their CFD product offering, and will be soon releasing their latest product enhancement, enabling brokers full autonomy over crafting their CFD pricing.
MahiMarkets states that until now, brokers have often relied on just one liquidity provider for pricing to each instrument, creating a single point of failure, and potential for poor pricing in illiquid hours.
With specialist CFD pricing techniques, MahiMarkets clients are now able to create a significant, measurable increase in B-book PnL. Users can benefit from features such as liquidity reduction and sophisticated skew drivers to maximise yield, whilst delivering very tight spreads to customers with zero slippage. It is even possible to create spreads that are tighter than those available from the LP.
Bespoke CFD pricing and risk management techniques can:
“Despite seeing huge growth in this asset class from clients and prospects, it’s all too common for brokers to still be offering a single LP solution. This can often be detrimental to their business if any outages or single LP price issues were to occur. Our predictive pricing enables our clients to produce tailored pricing models for different types of liquidity, spread control, market volatility response and arbitrage protection, instead of delegating all of that to a single external LP. As markets continue to evolve, we’re proud to offer innovative new and enhanced features within our award-winning software that adds true value for our clients.”
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