Forex gets naturalized

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Foreign-exchange (FX) trading, long treated mostly as a hedging mechanism by buy-side and hedge fund firms more ardently chasing returns in equities, fixed income and derivatives markets, has come into its own as managers seek new sources of alpha.

A confluence of several factors - notably the development of robust electronic trading capabilities and platforms, as well as the volatility of foreign exchange relative to equities - has drawn substantial interest from institutional and hedge-fund

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