Artos specialises in Forex ("FX") execution, focusing on identifying the optimal execution setup and providing tailored value-added services for every professional customer.
Artos excels by leveraging high-quality technology and extensive credit access through top-tier Prime Brokers. Combined with our deep expertise in FX trading, we provide premium execution and fully customised solutions tailored to the sophisticated needs of our clients.
Artos empowers money managers to accelerate the growth of their assets under management and achieve success more swiftly.
In conjunction with specialists in physical FX payments, Artos is closely collaborating to enhance its FX offerings in Spot, Forwards, and Options.
Utilizing a methodology developed in 2005, Artos gathers market sentiment data from retail brokerages and disseminates it to buy-side clients as a contrarian indicator.
Artos has chosen TraderTools as its global technology partner.
Through this partnership, Artos has access to over 50 venues and can utilise custom tools to provide unique liquidity to its clients.
TraderTools does not charge Artos’s clients or LPs per million traded, ensuring the best pricing between parties.For distribution, the technology features state-of-the-art HTML 5 GUIs and FIX Gateways, designed to meet the needs of the most demanding clients.
As clients of Artos, they will benefit from any enhancements made to the technology by these top-tier institutions.
Consequently, Artos’s clients will consistently benefit from high regulatory standards and stay at the cutting edge of trading technology.
While offering tight pricing and benefits from price skews due to banks' natural order flow, they also employ 'last look' to protect against predatory behaviour.
These present a maze of interest-only and 'last look' streams, which can overwhelm customers with market data and result in poor fill ratios if not managed correctly.
These lack 'last look' liquidity, have wider spreads, and participants with sub-par infrastructures, leading to missed prices at critical moments.
Though they offer aggressive trading conditions and rebates, their small balance sheets limit their ability to handle large orders effectively.
These considerations illustrate the complexity of the trading environment.