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Listorti takes top FX role at ANZ

SYDNEY - Eddie Listorti, former global head of fixed income, currencies and commodities at Dresdner Kleinwort, has returned to Sydney to head foreign exchange and commodities at ANZ.

CFH hires from CMC and Saxo

LONDON & COPENHAGEN – CFH Markets has made two key hires in London and Copenhagen, as it continues to expand its presence in the margin FX trading business.

Dealers target hedging activity in the Philippines

MANILA – While authorities in the West increase derivatives regulation, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas has liberalised rules governing both hedging and yield enhancement markets in the past few years. Despite the challenges of penetrating a market…

BMo shakes up London FX

LONDON - Bank of Montreal Capital Markets (BMo) has reorganised its FX business, seeing the return of Lorne Gavsie, managing director in FX, to Toronto from London.

Wood-Collins chief at Record

LONDON - Record Currency Management has named James Wood-Collins as chief executive, taking over from Neil Record, who has been chairman and chief executive since the currency manager’s listing in 2007.

IG up despite Japan retail leverage cap

LONDON - IG Group reported a 16% rise in revenues for the third quarter, to £79 million, versus the same period last year, despite new caps on leverage for retail traders in Japan.

RBC deploys Progress Apama

LONDON – RBC Capital Markets has deployed Progress Apama's FX Aggregation system to support its FX dealing operations, the vendor announced last week (September 8).

CME to launch e-micro gold contracts

CHICAGO - CME Group plans to launch e-micro gold futures on its electronic trading platform CME Globex on October 3, for a trade date of October 4, in response to growing demand for smaller contracts.

Standard Chartered boosts Mena coverage

DUBAI – Standard Chartered has made five hires in Dubai as part of plans to boost its fixed-income, currencies and commodities business (FICC) in the Middle East and North Africa (Mena).

Retail brokers evolve to meet regulation

NEW YORK - Retail brokers in the US continue to shape up internal business practices to abide by best practices introduced by industry regulator the National Futures Association (NFA).

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