In Asia, liquidity is the lifeblood that keeps markets functioning smoothly. The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is increasingly becoming the epicenter of global economic activity, and the liquidity sector has demonstrated its resilience in the face of global uncertainty. The region's liquidity situation will be a focus at the Finance Magnates Pacific Summit (FMPS), taking place August 27-29 in Sydney, Australia.
As the largest event in the Asia Pacific region this year, attendees will have the opportunity to interact, network and meet with many corporations, brokers, IBs, traders etc from around the world. FMPS will be part of a two-day immersive experience that connects and connects global attendees with local and regional players.
Beyond networking, FMPS will focus on four content areas – online trading, fintech, payments and cryptocurrency – which will be featured throughout the event in the form of panels, workshops and keynotes, providing actionable insights and perspectives from experts.
Potential attendees can catch up on the full event agenda ahead of next week, with a key panel in Asia being “By the Book: The Liquidity Landscape, Seen from Asia.”
After months of anticipation, FMPS is less than a week away. Online registration is open for only a few more days, so register early. If you haven't registered yet, visit the event website and register now. Register in advance to avoid waiting in line on-site and save time.
Decoding the APAC liquidity space
Over the past few decades, Asia's importance in the global liquidity sphere has grown exponentially. The region's rapid economic growth, growing middle class, and increasing integration into global trade and investment flows are all contributing to the deepening of financial markets. Major financial centers such as Australia, China, and Singapore have established themselves as liquidity hubs, attracting capital from around the world.
However, while Asia's liquidity environment is robust, it is not without challenges. One key concern is the region's exposure to global market volatility. As Asian financial markets become more integrated with the rest of the world, they are increasingly vulnerable to external shocks, such as sudden shifts in global risk appetite or changes in U.S. monetary policy. These factors could lead to capital outflows and liquidity shortages, especially in emerging markets.
Leading experts will explore this and other topics in our upcoming panel, “By the Book: The Liquidity Landscape, Seen from Asia.” The session will take place on August 29th at the Centre Stage from 12:30-13:10.
The panel will include the following speakers:
Mohammad Isbiya, Chief Institutional Investment Officer at Equiti Andreas Kapsos, CEO at Match-Prime Liquidity John Murilo, Chief Dealing Officer at B2Broker Michal Kopiuk, CEO at X Open Hub
As volatility levels off, brokers can look to their providers for more than just market access. Join some of the biggest names in the field for a heated discussion on the details.
Panelists will learn why so many Primes and Connects are emerging and whether there is enough space for these new entrants. Additionally, the panel will focus on banks' and NBLPs' current approaches to retail flows, what brokers, PoPs and LPs can consider in their liquidity agreements, and whether and how the retail side has really mastered TCA tools.
This is a session you definitely won't want to miss in August – see you in Sydney next week!
In Asia, liquidity is the lifeblood that keeps markets functioning smoothly. The Asia-Pacific (APAC) region is increasingly becoming the epicenter of global economic activity, and the liquidity sector has demonstrated its resilience in the face of global uncertainty. The region's liquidity situation will be a focus at the Finance Magnates Pacific Summit (FMPS), taking place August 27-29 in Sydney, Australia.
As the largest event in the Asia Pacific region this year, attendees will have the opportunity to interact, network and meet with many corporations, brokers, IBs, traders etc from around the world. FMPS will be part of a two-day immersive experience that connects and connects global attendees with local and regional players.
Beyond networking, FMPS will focus on four content areas – online trading, fintech, payments and cryptocurrency – which will be featured throughout the event in the form of panels, workshops and keynotes, providing actionable insights and perspectives from experts.
Potential attendees can catch up on the full event agenda ahead of next week, with a key panel in Asia being “By the Book: The Liquidity Landscape, Seen from Asia.”
After months of anticipation, FMPS is less than a week away. Online registration is open for only a few more days, so register early. If you haven't registered yet, visit the event website and register now. Register in advance to avoid waiting in line on-site and save time.
Decoding the APAC liquidity space
Over the past few decades, Asia's importance in the global liquidity sphere has grown exponentially. The region's rapid economic growth, growing middle class, and increasing integration into global trade and investment flows are all contributing to the deepening of financial markets. Major financial centers such as Australia, China, and Singapore have established themselves as liquidity hubs, attracting capital from around the world.
However, while Asia's liquidity environment is robust, it is not without challenges. One key concern is the region's exposure to global market volatility. As Asian financial markets become more integrated with the rest of the world, they are increasingly vulnerable to external shocks, such as sudden shifts in global risk appetite or changes in U.S. monetary policy. These factors could lead to capital outflows and liquidity shortages, especially in emerging markets.
Leading experts will explore this and other topics in our upcoming panel, “By the Book: The Liquidity Landscape, Seen from Asia.” The session will take place on August 29th at the Centre Stage from 12:30-13:10.
The panel will include the following speakers:
Mohammad Isbiya, Chief Institutional Investment Officer at Equiti Andreas Kapsos, CEO at Match-Prime Liquidity John Murilo, Chief Dealing Officer at B2Broker Michal Kopiuk, CEO at X Open Hub
As volatility levels off, brokers can look to their providers for more than just market access. Join some of the biggest names in the field for a heated discussion on the details.
Panelists will learn why so many Primes and Connects are emerging and whether there is enough space for these new entrants. Additionally, the panel will focus on banks' and NBLPs' current approaches to retail flows, what brokers, PoPs and LPs can consider in their liquidity agreements, and whether and how the retail side has really mastered TCA tools.
This is a session you definitely won't want to miss in August – see you in Sydney next week!
