More order types will be segregated from spot desks

Stop-loss and take-profit orders could follow fixing orders and become segregated, says BNP Paribas

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Asif Razaq: "Algos take away the possibility of conflict of interest and that's a hugely valuable proposition"

Order management within banks will become a key topic over the next 12 months, as scrutiny of their relationships with clients intensifies due to regulatory drivers – a development that will move dealers to segregate certain order types in similar arrangements as fixing flows.

"In 2016, most banks had set up a segregated desk where fixing flows are handled completely separately from the trading desk to manage the conflict of interest that existed before. I believe we will see certain order types

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