Deputy Editor Global Markets, Risk.net & FX Markets
Joe Parsons is a Deputy Editor of Global Markets at Risk.net and FX Markets. He specializes in finance, trading, and the banking sector, with a focus on topics such as forex trading, global markets, and trading technology. Joe's insights and analyses have been featured in publications including The Driller, Crain's Chicago Business, and WatersTechnology Group.
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Joe Parsons' coverage is heavily concentrated on the Foreign Exchange (FX) markets, trading platforms, risk management, and options trading. He frequently features press releases and provides investment analysis while citing data.
When reaching out to Joe Parsons, consider providing in-depth investment analysis or insights into the latest trends in FX markets, particularly related to trading platforms and risk management. Providing access to exclusive data or expert opinions from key figures in the industry could also pique his interest.
As for the geographic focus of his articles, it primarily revolves around global financial markets rather than a specific region. Therefore, pitches should offer a broad international perspective on foreign exchange market developments and trends.
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Benjamin Klixball takes up new role at Dutch prop trader in New York
The bank claims that the integration of HausFX with BlackRock's Aladdin can help cut costs by up to 90% .
A decade into the effort to move dealer-to-dealer foreign exchange swaps trading off the telephone and onto screens, more than two-thirds of interdealer volumes are still going through voice brokers.
Hedge funds' bets on BoJ intervention are leaving dealers with vol-surface exposures they can't hedge cheaply
Hedge funds’ bets on BoJ intervention are leaving dealers with vol-surface exposures they can’t hedge cheaply
US manager rebuilds USD/CNH call book to $15.7 billion, but with strikes closer to spot and cheaper premiums
CME and LSEG data show banks provide sticky and broad liquidity, while non-banks cling tightly to the price
CME and LSEG data show banks provide sticky and broad liquidity, while non-banks cling tightly to the price
Trafalgar Capital Management, a Hong Kong-based hedge fund, has hired Michael Rothlin from Natixis as its new chief investment officer for macro trading strategies.
FX division will now be steered by Ankita Mehta, most recently head of cross-firm analysis and supervision
