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NCFX is the only FCA authorised administrator of live spot and forward FX benchmarks. Prior to 1st Jan 2021 NCFX was on the ESMA Benchmarks Register.
NCFX benchmarks can be referenced by EU supervised entities until the end of the extended BMR transition period (currently 31st Dec 2023).
New Change FX Press releases
FX Week – Reliable timestamps
NCFX contributed to this interesting FX Week article exploring the lack of reliable timestamps.
Finance Magnates – Lucera Connect Network
New Change FX’s regulated FX benchmarks and other data products are now available on the network.
Profit & Loss – Robertson joins NCFX
Based in London, Robertson joins having spent the past three years in a variety of fintech-focused consultancy roles.
New Change FX Market Insights
Brokerage Services Using NCFX Data – Why is it different?
New Change FX (NCFX) is a data vendor, producing the world’s only live, streaming Foreign Exchange benchmarks. NCFX is regulated by the FCA as a Benchmark Calculation Agent and complies with ESMA rules.
Why NCFX Data is good for you
Without wishing to provoke unpleasant memories of being forced to eat your greens, we would like to explain why consuming high-quality, independent data is good for you, and even better for your portfolio.
New Change FX selects EOSE to strengthen data and analytics distribution capabilities
EOSE, the data sales and product development specialists, is pleased to announce they have formed a new business development partnership with New Change FX, an independent administrator of regulated FX benchmarks.
Big Data shines a light on FX hedging costs and their contribution to a huge fund underperformance – Executive Summary
A new study of share class hedge returns conducted by Lumint Corporation and New Change FX (NCFX) reveals significant underperformance of hedged share classes. FX hedging could be costing the UK investment industry up to $5 billion per year.
Share Class FX Hedging Research Paper
Lumint Corporation and New Change FX (NCFX) have conducted analysis of the relative performance of hedged and unhedged share classes of funds in order to quantify the effect of the foreign exchange (FX) element of their investments.
The Unit Cost of Volatility
One of the challenges market participants face when analysing their FX transaction costs is how to compare results across different currency pairs and volatility regimes. A given spread for 1 million EURUSD might be considered very tight under certain conditions, but unjustifiably high in other circumstances.
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