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This week, we have introduced Parallax, our proprietary risk share program designed to deliver greater visibility to brokers looking to monetise their client flow without needing to invest in expensive risk infrastructure.

At iSAM Securities, we’re committed to the continuous development of all our products and delivering real value to our clients. This week marks the start of a new bi-weekly series, where we’ll share the latest enhancements to Radar, our proprietary risk management platform.

Devexperts, the global software developer for the capital markets, and iSAM Securities, the leading technology provider, have announced their integration connecting iSAM Securities’ proprietary risk management software, Radar, to Devexperts’ flagship multi-asset trading platform, DXtrade.

Following on from his interview with eForex magazine, we decided to dig deeper into the world of APIs with a full interview with Barry Flanigan. Read below as the Head of Asia Pacific, iSAM Securities, delves into the effect of APIs on the world of e-FX trading.

We’re pleased to announce that iSAM Securities (HK) Limited has moved to a new office in Hong Kong to support our continued global expansion and meet the growing demand across the APAC region.

iSAM Securities, a leading global technology provider, is pleased to announce the opening of its new office in Limassol, Cyprus.

Stocks and bonds fell while oil prices rose after President Trump rejected Iran’s latest proposal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The continued disruption to energy supplies is fuelling inflation concerns and expectations of another Fed rate hike, with attention now turning to renewed talks and Friday’s US payrolls report.

The global bond sell-off eased and oil prices retreated as talks progressed over a phased reopening of the Strait of Hormuz, improving risk sentiment. Markets are also watching President Xi’s US visit for progress on trade, while USD/JPY fell below 158 amid continued concerns over yen weakness.

US Treasuries suffered their sharpest sell-off since “Liberation Day” as strong economic data and rising oil prices pushed five-year yields above 5% and raised expectations of an October Fed rate hike. Equities weakened despite an extension of the US-China trade truce, with attention now turning to US employment data and comments from Fed officials.