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European-regulated forex broker Admiral Markets announced it is starting to publish its trade statistics in a dedicated section on its site, called Order execution quality. The data on the web service will be automatically updated on a monthly basis.
According to the data for the calendar year preceding the launch of the service, Admiral Markets executed up to 62% of the client trades with no slippage. At the same time, the share of trades executed with positive slippage was up to 14% and those with negative slippage – from 27%. The average slippage was from 0.02 FX pips and the average slippage as percent share of a typical spread was from 2%.
The average execution time reported by Admiral Markets in the period is from 0.06 of a second.
The percent share of rejected trades was from 0.0008%. In its report the broker notes that the statistics provided on the Execution Statistics page are calculated on the basis of all market orders executed by all Admiral Markets Group companies on Admiral.Markets accounts.
Admiral Markets is an online trading provider, offering trading in forex and CFDs on stocks, indices, precious metals and energy and is regulated by UK’s Financial Conduct Authority (FCA). It offers several types of account, with minimum deposit requirement starting from $250 and leverage of up to 1:500.
The company also has an Estonia–based sister company, Admiral Markets AS, which is a white label provider regulated by the Estonian Financial Supervision Authority (EFSA). The Admiral Markets group also consists of Australia-regulated Admiral Markets Pty and Cyprus-regulated Admiralex.
