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Mizuho Bank began streaming prices on SGX FX

The bank aims to offer enhanced service and unprecedented access to real-time market data.

Japan’s Mizuho Bank has begun streaming its prices on the SGX FX platform.

By streaming the bank’s prices on SGX FX, Mizuho Bank aims to offer its clients enhanced service and unprecedented access to real-time market data, said Takumi Okubo, deputy general manager for EFX sales at Mizuho Bank.

SGX FX is ranked amongst the top five global exchange-backed OTC FX platforms.

Mizuho Bank, the banking arm of Mizuho Financial Group, is the 17th largest bank in the world with total assets of about $2t, according to S&P Global 2024.

The partnership opens the door for SGX FX and Mizuho Bank to “explore new opportunities and create synergies that benefit the global financial ecosystem,” according to a press announcement from SGX. 

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