Sucden Financial, a UK-based institutional FX and derivatives broker, has joined LiquidityFinder.com, the FCA-regulated search tool that offers information and matching service for businesses looking for liquidity.
The regulated service helps traders who are looking for liquidity to better understand what services are provided by which companies, which removes the guesswork .
Through market participants are able to compare the services of Sucden Financial with those offered by other liquidity providers in the forex, CFDs, and cryptocurrency markets, among other over-the-counter (OTC) sectors.
The collaboration with LiquidityFinder is a continuation of Sucden’s expansion plans, which recently included a of its institutional and B2B services.
Removing the guesswork
Established in 1973, Sucden Financial is a derivatives broker operating in a broad range of markets, including exchange and OTC traded financial and commodity futures and options, equities and foreign exchange. Sucden Financial is part of Sucres & Denrées, which has a presence in over 30 locations worldwide.
The company is now part of the growing list of LPs that are searchable and contactable on Liquidity Finder, which allows professional investors or trading businesses to make side-by-side comparisons when selecting their liquidity partners. The service currently lists LMAX – Digital, , , Quantic Prime, FXCM Pro, FXCM Omnibus and IS Prime through the website, with further companies to be added soon.
Commenting on the news, LiquidityFinder founder Sam Low said: “Listing on LiquidityFinder allows Sucden to be included in the market research and due diligence process for any company looking to start up, add or change liquidity providers. Users of the site can now include them in any RFI/RFP message sent out directly to multiple LPs from the comparison pages, with just a few clicks.”
“We are delighted to highlight our leading FX solutions and non-bank FX liquidity service. The LiquidityFinder website provides a convenient tool to benchmark our offering with the rest of the market”, added Peter Brooks, co-Head of eFX at Sucden Financial.
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