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SGX FX has entered into a partnership with Mizuho Bank, one of Japan’s leading financial institutions, to enhance its foreign exchange (FX) platform. The collaboration, which commenced in June 2025, sees Mizuho Bank streaming its prices directly on the SGX FXplatform.
Mizuho Bank is recognised for its extensive international network, covering major financial and business centres worldwide. By integrating Mizuho’s pricing capabilities with SGX FX’s trading technology, the partnership aims to provide greater transparency, efficiency, and liquidity for investors, financial institutions, and global traders.
Takumi Okubo, Co-head of Eurasia eFX at Mizuho Bank
“We are excited to join forces with SGX Fx and further penetrate FX global markets,” said Takumi Okubo, Co-head of Eurasia at Mizuho Bank. “This partnership marks a significant step toward furthering our commitment to contributing to a more integrated and efficient global financial market. By streaming our prices on SGX FX, we aim to offer our clients enhanced service and unprecedented access to real-time market data.”
Jean-Philippe Malé, CEO of SGX FX
SGX FX’s leadership also expressed optimism about the collaboration. “Partnering with Mizuho Bank aligns perfectly with our mission to deliver exceptional market access and innovative trading solutions,” said Jean-Philippe Malé, CEO of SGX FX. “Together, we can elevate the FX trading experience and foster greater market participation.”
The partnership is expected to create new opportunities for both organisations and generate synergies that benefit the broader financial ecosystem.
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