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RBS to go live on CLS/Traiana JV

Royal Bank of Scotland is set to become the fourth bank to go live on the CLS/Traiana joint-venture trade aggregation service by early May, according to a person familiar with the situation.

Bank of Canada salutes CLS

TORONTO - Bank of Canada became the latest monetary authority to publicly champion the success of industry utility CLS in ensuring the smooth operation of the foreign exchange market during the financial crisis.

Data availability lags behind market growth

TORONTO - Limitations on the availability of market data is one of the biggest challenges to growing buy-side volumes, said speakers at the FX Invest North America congress in Toronto last Tuesday (April 13).

CIBC in restructure

CIBC has realigned its capital markets business with the departure of Tim Carrington, Toronto-based head of global derivatives and strategic risk last Tuesday (April 13).

Nomura to launch multi-asset trading

Nomura plans to add trading in interest rates swaps, credit and cash bonds onto its upgraded proprietary trading platform this year, as it introduces multi-asset trading capabilities, officials tell FX Week.

Renminbi rhetoric hits new high

Mounting speculation about the imminent revaluation of the renminbi sparked a rise in volatility last week, with renminbi non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) reaching their highest rates since 2008.

Morgan Stanley plays the Japan card

Morgan Stanley’s FX prime brokerage business has gained a strategic advantage in the Japanese market through a new partnership with Japanese heavyweight Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group (MUFG).

EBS contemplates new direction

Interdealer broker Icap is continuing to evaluate ways to expand its business proposition, perhaps employing the more technology vendor-approach taken by rival platforms Currenex and FXall.

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