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BidFX Integrates with Finastra, for Automated Trading Workflow

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BidFX, the FX execution management system (EMS) vendor, has integrated its platform with Finastra’s Fusion Confirmation Matching Service (CMS), providing combined front office to back office workflow capabilities for mutual clients, from execution to settlement.

The end-to-end workflow provided by the combined BidFX/CMS solution aims to increase straight-through processing and reduce operational risk for clients.

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