EBS BrokerTec Acquires FX Trading Provider Molten Markets

Acquisition to enhance EBS BrokerTec execution management system and trade cost analysis functionality.

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New York-based EBS BrokerTec is the FX and FIX division of interdealer broker ICAP.

The acquisition of Molten Markets is the first since the merger of EBS and BrokerTec into a single entity in December last year that combined both FX and fixed income platforms.

According to EBS BrokerTec the acquisition of Molten Markets will enable the firm to provide asset managers with an expanded execution management system and trade cost analysis tools. Molten Markets CEO, Simon Wilson-Taylor, has joined EBS BrokerTec as head of EBS Institutional FX.

"This acquisition will allow us to address a clear and unmet need expressed by real money managers ─ to achieve demonstrable best execution from a single platform that also addressed the unique orkflow challenges they face," says Justyn Trenner, head of global strategy at EBS BrokerTec.

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