TOKYO -- The share of transactions on the Electronic Broking System (EBS) is declining in the foreign exchange market, which could undermine its function as a platform for providing indicative market figures.
More banks and hedge funds use exclusive systems, and new platforms gaining momentum

EBS is a platform for forex transactions operated by the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group. It played a major role in interbank transactions in the late 1990s. (Photo by Yumi Kotani)
TOKYO -- The share of transactions on the Electronic Broking System (EBS) is declining in the foreign exchange market, which could undermine its function as a platform for providing indicative market figures.