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US bank wins FX house for performance during Liberation Day, while Reactive Markets takes OTC trading platform prize
Bank of America picked up the currency derivatives house of the year award in sister publication Risk.net’s annual awards on November 25, while Reactive Markets was named OTC trading platform of the year for its work in the foreign exchange space.
The selloff in the US dollar following the ‘Liberation Day’ tariff announcements was the standout story of the year, and BofA’s FX derivatives trading desk was well positioned to take advantage of the ensuing market volatility. In the months prior, it
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