Direct Market Access for Your International Payments
Institutional-grade pricing without bank retail margins
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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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Weekly FX Outlook: USD Weakness Pauses as GBP and EUR Enter Consolidation Phase
The US dollar sell-off has paused after January’s repricing. This weekly FX outlook examines GBP/USD, EUR/USD and key G10 drivers as markets shift from trend to consolidation.
Weekly FX Outlook: Dollar Weakness Drives G10, Fed Tone Decides Whether It Lasts
The US dollar has weakened across G10 as markets reassess Federal Reserve policy and credibility. This weekly FX outlook explains what is driving the move, how sterling and the euro are responding, and what finance directors should consider as the Fed sets the tone for the week ahead.
Weekly FX Roundup: Fundamentals Trump Headlines as the Dollar Loses Ground
FX markets ended the week driven by fundamentals rather than headlines. The US dollar softened as yield support faded, while sterling and the euro strengthened on relative data resilience. A concise look at what this means for businesses managing currency and cash exposure.
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