Saxo Bank Scoops Six Awards at the Euromoney Annual FX Survey 2011

Hellerup, Denmark (ots/PRNewswire) - Saxo Bank has picked up no
less than six awards at the Euromoney annual FX survey 2011. The
categories in which the online trading and investment specialist was
voted into the top spot for are:

- Best Improved Overall Market Share By Volume ($10bn - $25bn)

- Best Improved Overall Market Share By Volume ($5bn - $10bn)

- Best Speed of Execution

- Best Research and Analytics

- Best Effective Risk Management and Execution Strategies

- Best Integrated Workflow and Compliance Solutions

Albert Maasland, Senior Vice President and Chief Executive of Saxo
Bank London said at the awards ceremony in London last night: "These
awards are an accolade to Saxo Bank's experience in the online
trading business and its recognition in the market place. Saxo Bank
received more award wins this evening than ever before in our
history. This follows our best full-year results ever. I am honoured
to accept these awards on behalf of our two founders and my
colleagues. All six awards reflect our ongoing commitment to respond
to our broad client base and provide the FX market with consistent
competitive pricing and leading value-adding products and services."

The Euromoney annual Foreign Exchange survey is in its 22nd year.
The survey is the industry's leading review of FX trading, research
and e-business capabilities and is widely considered as the benchmark
league table for the FX market. The awards are a reflection of the
efforts of the wider FX industry to provide the tools and
functionality that make trading FX more efficient. Results are based
on qualitative responses from thousands of companies around the
world. Last year over 11,700 votes were cast in the survey, including
those of treasurers, traders and investors.

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