Silverdale Capital on Execution Strategies and Reducing Information Leakage at FX Markets Asia Conference 2023, Singapore

Silverdale Capital on Execution Strategies and Reducing Information Leakage at FX Markets Asia Conference 2023, Singapore

Silverdale Capital on Execution Strategies and Reducing Information Leakage at FX Markets Asia Conference 2023, Singapore

Silverdale Capital on Execution Strategies and Reducing Information Leakage at FX Markets Asia Conference 2023, Singapore

Silverdale Capital on Execution Strategies and Reducing Information Leakage at FX Markets Asia Conference 2023, Singapore

Apr 24, 2023


Urvi Guglani, Senior Analyst, Silverdale Capital Pte Ltd led the discussion on “Data & Automation” at the FX Markets Asia
Conference, 2023

During the roundtable discussion, alongside fellow leaders Anton DovzhenkoLorena Carbajo González, and Nitin Jain, she discussed the benefits and challenges of algorithmic trading in FX, and issues surrounding latency, data, and information leakage.

Urvi also shared her experience in use of machine learning to better understand client behavior and improve the predictive ability of algorithmic models.

A huge Thank You to FX Markets Asia  and Peter Young for organizing such a wonderful conference, and to the attendees for making it useful and vibrant!


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All investments carry risk. Historical performance is not necessarily indicative of future returns. Forward-looking statements or projections are not guarantees and may not be realised. Any reliance on the information presented is at the discretion of the reader. Overseas investments may entail additional risks such as currency fluctuations, reduced market liquidity, weaker regulatory protections, and heightened political or economic instability. Fixed income securities may be affected by interest rate movements and credit events. As interest rates rise, bond prices typically decline. Credit risk arises if issuers are unable to meet interest or principal repayments.

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