SBI Liquidity Market

SBI Liquidity Market Co., Ltd. is a key financial services company within Japan's SBI Group, serving as its dedicated entity for foreign exchange (FX) and derivatives trading. Founded on July 8, 2008, the company was established to provide a stable liquidity infrastructure for securities firms and other financial institutions participating in the FX market. It is headquartered in Minato-ku, Tokyo, and led by Representative Director and President, Fuminori Ozaki.

The firm's primary business involves offering a comprehensive market infrastructure for FX margin trading, providing institutional clients both within and outside the SBI Group with liquidity, electronic trading solutions, and system development. It serves as a central hub for all FX-related transactions for SBI Group companies, including SBI Securities and SBI FXTRADE, aggregating and optimizing liquidity to offer competitive pricing. The client base extends globally to include banks, securities firms, and non-bank liquidity providers, with a focus on expansion in Asia, including services for clients in Korea and Hong Kong.

SBI Liquidity Market's business model is centered on creating a transparent and competitive marketplace by concentrating liquidity. The company provides a multi-functional trading platform with features like pricing and execution for local FX brokers. Its services cover a wide array of foreign exchange products, such as spot and forward transactions, currency options, and long-term FX derivatives. By leveraging advanced technologies like AI and big data, the company aims to continually develop new products and enhance its service offerings. It maintains a robust risk management framework and boasts a network of 32 counterparties, enabling it to offer liquidity across more than 30 currency pairs.

Keywords: foreign exchange, FX liquidity, derivatives trading, institutional trading, market infrastructure, liquidity provider, electronic trading, FX aggregation, currency options, spot trading, forward transactions, financial institutions, SBI Group, Tokyo, Fuminori Ozaki