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May 2026

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As a technology provider for the global foreign exchange market, 360T interacts daily with a wide spectrum of international financial institutions that contain a wealth of expertise, knowledge and insight regarding the world’s largest asset class. In our podcast series we look to tease out just a fragment of this information inviting our listeners to join an exchange amongst industry professionals with each episode.The episodes themselves consist of short, informal interviews with senior figures from market-leading firms within the FX industry, exploring some of the key trends and themes they see impacting the market today. Tracing the evolution of technology, liquidity, credit, data analytics, market structure, trading strategies and more, this podcast series offers a wide range of unique insights regarding how the FX market today is developing around us.

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May 27, 202624 min

Tibor Gergely, Commerzbank: Building Smarter FX Liquidity in Fragmented Markets

Tibor Gergely, Head of e-FX Liquidity at Commerzbank, joins the 360T Podcast to discuss the evolving structure of electronic FX markets and the growing role of data, automation, and pricing intelligence across Spot and Swaps trading. Drawing on extensive market-making experience, he explores how liquidity providers build pricing from fragmented market data, the continued electronification of Swaps, and the operational challenges of managing global FX liquidity.Gergely also examines how market makers assess liquidity quality, execution performance, and market impact in an increasingly data-driven environment. From RFQ analysis and flow profitability to real-time risk optimisation, he explains how FX participants are using technology and quantitative analysis to refine pricing and strengthen client relationships.Finally, Gergely shares his perspective on the electronification of FX Swaps through platforms such as 360T’s Swaps User Network (SUN), highlighting the benefits of greater transparency, execution certainty, and efficiency — while also addressing the technological and risk-management demands facing liquidity providers.

April 28, 202633 min

Santhosh Srinivasan, Nium: FX and Fintech Treasury: Moving From Risk Center to Revenue Driver

Santhosh Srinivasan, Group Treasurer at Nium, joins the 360T Podcast to explore the unique FX challenges facing fintechs operating in a 24/7 business environment across global payment corridors. Drawing on experience at both banks and fintechs, he examines how the treasury function has evolved from a pure operations role into a critical revenue and risk driver — and why getting treasury right from the outset is essential for scaling companies.Santhosh discusses the complexities of managing FX exposure across exotic markets, the dynamic hedging strategies required in an era of constant geopolitical volatility, and how technology and proper tooling unlock the visibility needed to operate at scale. He also shares how treasury performance can be measured and communicated to senior stakeholders through concrete metrics spanning FX P&L, hedging costs, and liquidity efficiency.Finally, Santhosh offers a compelling perspective on the growing role of stablecoins in fintech treasury — outlining the tangible benefits for capital efficiency and FX risk reduction, while candidly addressing the practical considerations any treasurer must work through before adoption.

March 31, 202631 min

Gerardo García, Banco de México and GFXC Chair: Assessing the Impact of the FX Global Code of Conduct

Gerardo Garcia, General Director of Central Bank Operations at Banco de México and Chair of the Global Foreign Exchange Committee (GFXC), joins the 360T Podcast to explore one of the most important initiatives shaping modern FX markets: the FX Global Code. Reflecting on its origins, he discusses how the Code has helped rebuild trust, strengthen governance, and establish a common standard of best practice across a truly global marketplace — while also highlighting where further progress is still needed, particularly on buy-side adoption. Looking ahead, Garcia examines how the Code is evolving to keep pace with a rapidly changing market environment. From artificial intelligence and automation to shifting market structure and the rise of new participants, he shares how the GFXC is approaching these developments to ensure the Code remains relevant, practical, and forward-looking.He also offers a unique perspective on the continued electronification of the Mexican FX market, the growing global significance of the peso, and the role of technology in driving greater transparency, efficiency, and resilience across FX trading.

February 27, 202631 min

Toby Baker, T. Rowe Price: FX in the Machine Age

As he prepares to retire from a 40-year career in FX, including the last 25 at T. Rowe Price where he currently serves as Head of FX, Toby Baker reflects on how technology has transformed buy-side trading desks. He examines how the rise of e-trading reshaped market structure by driving new efficiencies, and explores the next wave of innovation — from AI and automation to tokenisation and advanced data analytics — set to define the future of FX trading. Baker also discusses the pivotal role FX plays as both a global asset class and a core component of investment portfolios, and considers how traders can continue to add value in an increasingly automated environment. Finally, he reflects on the best career advice he has received and shares his own guidance for the next generation of FX professionals.

January 29, 2026Episode 5432 min

Colin Lambert, The Full FX: What Are The Key FX Trends To Watch In 2026?

As tradition dictates, Colin Lambert, Co-Founder of The Full FX, kicks off the year by joining our first podcast to unpack the biggest moments and surprises from FX in 2025 — and to offer his predictions for what lies ahead. Undeterred by the mixed fortunes of last year’s calls, Lambert forecasts major crypto and stablecoin developments in traditional FX, pre-emptively bemoans the noise around Europe’s shift to T+1, and warns that technology is starting to threaten established market-data businesses. He also makes the case for continued investment in discretionary funds, predicts at least one major hedge fund casualty in 2026, and — after a stellar Trade of the Year performance in 2025 — explains why he’s now selling TBH/HUF.

April 3, 202522 min

Episode 53: Michael Angjeli, Treasury Manager, FX, Wise

This episode begins with Michael Angjeli, Treasury Manager, FX, at Wise, discussing how the goals and objectives of FX trading and risk management within treasury organisations shape and dictate execution decisions. He then explains how Wise has adapted its hedging strategies in response to market volatility, adopting a more dynamic approach to adjusting hedge ratios, particularly for emerging market currencies. Angjeli also highlights the proactive steps Wise has taken to leverage technology and robust analytics to achieve cost reductions, efficiency gains, consistent pricing, and minimised operational risk in FX trading.

March 5, 202529 min

Episode 52: Allan Guild, Hilltop Walk Consulting

In this episode of the 360T podcast, Allan Guild, Director at Hilltop Walk Consulting, shares insights from his role chairing the recent TradeTech FX USA conference. These include how rising geopolitical uncertainty has heightened the focus on FX as an asset class, the ever-changing liquidity landscape and the growing importance of data-driven decision-making on the buy side. Guild also discusses the increasing role of automation and the evolution of FX algo trading, the challenges of integrating new technology into existing infrastructures, and the competitive pressures driving buy-side firms to accept change.

January 15, 202536 min

Episode 51: The 2025 Crystal Ball with Colin Lambert, Co-Founder of The Full FX

Once again, Colin Lambert, Co-Founder of The Full FX, joins the podcast to make a series of predictions for the year ahead. But first we review and, for the first time ever, score his predictions from 2024 – has Lambert been looking into a crystal ball or a snow globe? Looking ahead to 2025, Lambert predicts that volatility will drive trading volumes up significantly across the industry, that regulators in the UK and Europe will get serious about enforcing rules for trading platforms and that the latest wave of non-bank market makers to enter the FX will find it a challenging marketplace. He also makes the case that FX options trading activity will continue shifting towards electronic trading platforms, sees currency CTAs heading for a banner year and suspects that debates around pre-hedging will rumble on with no real conclusion in sight. And, of course, Lambert picks out his infamous Trade of the Year!

October 9, 202419 min

Episode 50: Mark Mulholland, FX Trader, Fidelity International

Our 50th episode features Mark Mulholland from Fidelity International discussing his recent deep-dive analysis on FX trade rejections, and their impact on execution quality and outcomes. Despite the topic of last look grabbing industry headlines in recent years, Mulholland explains that other often overlooked issues — such as static data — proved to be a bigger driver of reject rates for his firm and highlights the challenges posed by a lack of data standarisation across the FX industry. He also outlines how his analysis has helped Fidelity International realise a significant drop in the number of FX trade reject rates and points to an opportunity for sell-side firms to provide better pricing to clients and, ultimately, improve market efficiency.

August 27, 202424 min

Episode 49: Marc Chandler Bannockburn Global Forex

Marc Chandler, Chief Market Strategist at Bannockburn Global Forex, breaks down some of the key themes and trends impacting the FX market. He discusses the fallout of the recent unwinding of the yen carry trade on corporations, explains why currency markets don't always follow a pattern of cause-and-effect and argues that the US dollar will remain at the centre of financial markets - but not necessarily for the reasons that many people assume. Chandler also looks ahead to a potential rate cut by the US Federal Reserve Bank and a divisive presidential election, making the case that the dollar is set for a cyclical downturn.