In partnership with The Full FX
Exploring the evolution of FX markets
Expert perspectives on market structure, technology and the future of FX trading

About the series
Understanding the forces shaping today’s FX ecosystem

In partnership with The Full FX, this video series brings together industry experts to explore the trends transforming global FX markets. From advances in trading technology to evolving market structure and post-trade innovation, each episode provides practical insights into how participants are adapting to increasing complexity, regulatory change and the demand for greater efficiency.

Through these conversations, LSEG FX highlights how connected workflows, trusted data and integrated solutions are helping market participants access liquidity, manage risk and trade more confidently across the FX value chain.
Host
Colin Lambert
Co-Founder and Publisher
The Full FX
Speakers
Andrew Batchelor
Head of LCH ForexClear
LSEG
James Pearson
Head of FX, Markets
LSEG
Simon Jones
Global Head of FX product & liquidity, markets
LSEG
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Episode list
Episode 1: Advancements in tech
In this first excerpt from the conversation, the panel discuss the increasing influence of technology in FX swaps markets, as well as the benefits of interconnected workflow, and the importance of the new market infrastructure reflected existing workflows.

Episode 2: Forwards First Fixing
In this second excerpt from Colin Lambert’s conversation with LSEG FX, Simon Jones explains the trends and goals behind LSEG FX’ Forwards First service, as well as the work towards fully integrating FXall into LSEG’s Workspace ecosystem.

Episode 3: On-boarding
In this third excerpt from Colin Lambert’s conversation with LSEG FX, Simon Jones discusses the evolving ecosystem within swaps, with a particular eye on credit.

Episode 4: Venues
In the latest excerpt from Colin Lambert’s conversation with LSEG FX, the discussion focuses on the firm’s spot venues, with particular attention on how Matching is evolving.

Episode 5: Opportunities for clearing in China
In the latest excerpt from Colin Lambert talk with LSEG FX, the panel discuss the role emerging markets are playing in leading the evolution of the market’s structure, as well as about LSEG FX’s initiatives in China and with CNH.

Episode 6: Swaps smart clearing
In the sixth excerpt from Colin Lambert’s talk with LSEG FX, the subject turns to the challenges and opportunities from embedding clearing and optimisation into FX swaps markets. The panel discuss how the firm is building towards an optimised, unified structure that brings several strands of the business together.

Episode 7: Evolution in FX Post Trade
In the seventh excerpt from Colin Lambert’s talk with LSEG FX, the panel answers Lambert’s simple question, ‘how do we move the needle on clearing in FX?’

They discuss the importance of close links with both optimisation services and the trading platforms, as well as the benefits it can bring, particularly in reducing settlement risk in CNH.

Episode 8: Trends in India
In the final excerpt from Colin Lambert’s talk with LSEG FX, the discussion turns to India, with Andrew Batchelor observing that it could be providing the direction for the broader FX market, especially in NDF clearing and Simon Jones explaining the market structure evolution in that centre for FX swaps trading.