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Asia focus for Bank Julius Baer

ZURICH & SINGAPORE – Bank Julius Baer is understood to be transferring Fred Etheart from Zurich to Singapore, where he will develop an institutional foreign exchange sales desk.

Citigroup and GSB sign memo of understanding

BANGKOK – Government Savings Bank (GSB), Thailand's state bank, has signed a memorandum of understanding with Citigroup in Thailand to start an international banking business that will launch in the first part of next year.

Relief for traders as volatility returns

LONDON – Last week saw unexpectedly large moves in the dollar/yen and euro/dollar as traders welcomed a pre-Christmas build-up in volatility after a year of flat markets.

Citi forms FICC group

NEW YORK – Citigroup has merged its global fixed income and emerging markets businesses to establish a new global fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) group.

BarCap joins LiquidityHub

NEW YORK – Barclays Capital (BarCap) has joined the LiquidityHub bank consortium, which plans to aggregate liquidity and market data for electronic trading, for their clients.

Dow Jones launches daily report

NEW YORK – Dow Jones Newswires last week announced the launch of Tomorrow's News Today , a daily wrap-up of FX, fixed income and money markets.

ISE prepares FX options launch

NEW YORK – The International Securities Exchange (ISE) has begun publishing the underlying rates for its new ISE FX options, in preparation for launch next year.

Margin trading – an untapped opportunity

Brian Maccaba , executive chairman of Cognotec, highlights the huge growth in web-based FX margin trading and argues that banks cannot afford to ignore the opportunities that this presents

Relief for traders as volatility returns

LONDON – Last week saw unexpectedly large moves in the dollar/yen and euro/dollar as traders welcomed a pre-Christmas build-up in volatility after a year of flat markets.

RMB needs closer look, says HSBC

BEIJING – Foreigners should take a closer look at China's foreign exchange policies when considering the future of the renminbi, Hongbin Qu, chief economist for HSBC in Beijing told FX Week last week.

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