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JP Morgan's reshuffle of management continues

Chris Willcox and Matt Zames have been named co-heads of global rates and currency trading at JP Morgan, excluding Asia, including Japan. The pair will also co-manage JP Morgan’s North American corporate marketing, commercial bank marketing and global e…

BIS report notes low volatility

LONDON – FX markets were characterised by high levels of turnover and historically low volatility in 2006, according to the Bank for International Settlements' (BIS) 77th annual report, released today (June 25).

CLS Bank posts daily record for payment instructions

NEW YORK – Last Wednesday (June 20), CLS Bank International posted a new record for the value of payment instructions settled in one day. The bank settled 604,860 payment instructions with a gross value of $7.28 trillion, beating the previous record of …

StanChart steers forex operations to Dubai

GLOBAL – It is understood that Charles Brown, head of quantitative development for global financial markets covering rates, FX and capital markets, for Standard Chartered in Singapore, is leaving the bank this month.

Johannesburg launches currency futures

JOHANNESBURG – The Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) launched the first in a series of currency futures contracts last Monday (June 18). The rand/dollar futures started trading on Yield-X, JSE's interest rate exchange platform.

New forex head for Morgan Stanley

LONDON – Morgan Stanley has named Sarah Edgington as the new London-based European head of FX, following the departure of Paul Blain earlier this month, the bank confirmed ( FX Week , June 11).

Julius Baer takes on Wallstreet FX-Web

ZURICH – Private bank Julius Baer has taken on Wall Street Systems' web-based FX solution, Wallstreet FX-Web for its internal portfolio managers to directly access the bank's trading system.

Merrill gains three in Asian forex

LONDON & HONG KONG – Merrill Lynch is believed to have strengthened its Asian forex team with three new hires, but to have lost in FX options trading in London.

Merrill gains three in Asian forex

LONDON & HONG KONG – Merrill Lynch is believed to have strengthened its Asian forex team with three new hires, but to have lost in FX options trading in London.

Traders shrug off Brazilian controls

BRASILIA & NEW YORK – Traders and analysts have largely shrugged off currency and capital controls introduced by the Central Bank of Brazil on Friday, June 8.

Inspectors find Vietnamese state bank guilty

HANOI – The State Bank of Vietnam is to blame for $5.4 million in FX trading losses at the state-run Industrial and Commercial Bank of Vietnam (Incombank) last year, according to local government inspectors.

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