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New York Fed to Host the FX Market Structure Conference on December 17

November 06, 2025

NEW YORK—On Wednesday, December 17, the Federal Reserve Bank of New York will convene the second annual FX Market Structure Conference, covering developments and trends impacting the structural landscape of the foreign exchange (FX) market.

The conference will focus on a range of topics related to the FX market, the largest financial market in the world by trading volume. Topics will include the key trends in FX market liquidity and price discovery, current macroeconomic impacts on FX trading activity, analysis of structural dynamics in FX settlement, the FX Global Code, and innovation across the FX market.

Featured speakers include New York Fed President John Williams who will deliver welcome remarks, and Head of Markets Anna Nordstrom who will deliver keynote remarks. Gerardo Garcia, Chair of the Global Foreign Exchange Committee and Banco de Mexico General Director of Central Banking Operations will also participate in a moderated discussion on the FX Global Code. The event will include additional speakers and panelists from the public and private sectors.

Please see the event page for additional details.

This event is on the record and open to media, though space is limited for in-person attendees. To register, please contact Shelley Pitterson at the New York Fed at Shelley.Pitterson@ny.frb.org. Members of the press who are unable to attend in person are invited to view the conference via webcast.

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Shelley Pitterson
(917) 698-0510
Shelley.Pitterson@ny.frb.org

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