Why Choose Lamera Capital
Direct market access with expert guidance when you need it
Cutting Through Bank Margins
Traditional banks add 1.5-2.5% to every international payment. For a business processing £500k annually, that's up to £12,500 in hidden costs. We connect you directly to institutional pricing - the same rates banks use internally, without their retail markup.
Platform & Services
Execute payments yourself through our platform - no need to call a dealer for every transaction. Multi-currency accounts with local IBANs, spot execution, forward contracts, and same-day settlement. Access 140+ currency pairs with no platform fees or account opening charges.
Direct Market Access
Self-service platform access to institutional FX pricing. Execute when it makes sense for your business, with rates that high street banks simply cannot match. All backed by FCA-regulated partners ensuring full regulatory compliance and client fund protection.
Experienced Team Behind You
Over 125 years of combined expertise in FX markets and cross-border payments. Platform-first for efficiency and cost, with expert support available for complex transactions, hedging strategies, or market guidance when you need it.
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FX Outlook: How Oil Prices and the Strait of Hormuz Are Driving G10 Currency Markets
Energy market disruption and geopolitical tensions are driving a new divide in currency markets. Safe havens, energy exporters and energy importers are moving in different directions across the G10.
Weekly FX Roundup: Energy Shock Reshapes Currency Markets as Iran War Deepens
Oil prices near $100 & disruption in the Strait of Hormuz are reshaping global currency markets. Our weekly FX roundup explains why the dollar is strengthening, the euro is under pressure, & energy-linked currencies are outperforming.
Weekly FX Roundup: Oil Shock, War Headlines and a Resilient Pound
Oil prices surged and geopolitical tensions rocked FX markets this week. Here’s how the Middle East conflict impacted GBP, EUR and USD.