The figures above show the percentage of trades that were executed without slippage, as well as that of trades executed with negative slippage or at a better price than requested. It is notable that these figures not only reveal the significant percentage of trades that benefitted from positive slippage, but also demonstrate a decrease of more than 3.5% in trades that incurred negative slippage and an increase of more than 9.4% in trades executed at a better price when compared to the numbers registered during the fourth quarter of 2015.

The first three months of 2016 also saw a decrease in re-quote percentages:

Re-quotes = 5.01%
Positive = 2.23%
Negative = 2.78%

FxPro CEO, Charalambos Psimolophitis, commented:

“It has been a year since we took the initiative to systematically publish our execution statistics. The purpose of this move remains twofold: to provide traders with valuable information about our standards of service, and to encourage greater transparency in the FX industry. It is pleasing to see positive developments gradually taking place, as is to observe the continuous improvement of the quality of trade execution we offer.”

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