RBC signs up to GFI forex option pricing system

RBC Capital Markets, the corporate and investment banking arm of Canada's RBC Financial Group, has signed up to use the Fenics FX system of New York-based broker and technology provider GFI, for its foreign exchange options marketing.

Fenics FX will be implemented on a global basis in all RBC Capital Markets' foreign exchange sites to support forex marketing activities. Fenics will also provide users with exotic pricing, analytics, reporting and volatility data feeds from GFI's brokerage desks.

"We chose Fenics FX because it is more than just a pricing tool," said John Aloisio, global head of derivatives and commodities at RBC. "It can also be integrated as an end-to-end solution."

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