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July 28, 2021 - Saxo Bank has won the “Best Retail FX platform” and the “Best Prime of Prime Broker” in the prestigious e-FX Awards organised by FX Markets, winning both awards for the second year running.
A multiple award winner, Saxo has been recognised regularly in these categories – having won FX Markets e-FX awards every year between 2013 and 2021, with 2019 being the exception.
For the 19th edition, the FX Markets e-FX Awards recognise the dedication, skill and creativity that market participants pour into the growing, changing world of electronic foreign exchange trading.

Peter Plester, Head of FX Prime Brokerage Sales, UK, Saxo Bank, commented, “Winning the FX Markets awards for Best Retail FX Platform and Best Prime of Prime Provider for the second year running is a great achievement, and is testament to the continuing investment we have made in both product and service over the past year.
“In the past 12 months, we have experienced record growth and have supported our FX prime of prime (PoP) clients through these challenging market conditions while adapting to a new working environment offering unrivalled connectivity, access to liquidity and service. We remain committed to helping clients manage risk and access opportunities, and have improved our offering with access to new instruments and products to ensure we are the optimal Prime-of-Prime provider for clients.”
The full list of winners in the awards can be viewed here.

Henrik Holst, Head of Trading Platforms, Saxo Bank, commented, “We are incredibly honoured to receive the award for the Best Retail FX platform. Over the past year, we have seen increased demand among seasoned retail FX traders for software that can help them to closely monitor and analyse the market to navigate volatility, and give them the agility to quickly to build or exit positions in choppy markets.
“The growth we have witnessed and the tools we have provided to our clients to help them to navigate once-in-a-generation market conditions have been well-received by our clients, and we are happy and proud that our work is recognised by a leading industry publication. We will continue to innovate to ensure our features and offerings meet the evolving needs of increasingly sophisticated clients.”
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