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First non-deliverable RMB rate swaps traded

HONG KONG – HSBC and Standard Chartered traded the first non-deliverable renminbi (RMB) interest rate swaps deals last Wednesday (August 16), marking a significant step in the development of the local currency derivatives market.

Trader Tools to offer ASP for wider access

NEW YORK – Trader Tools is set to launch an application service provider (ASP) product targeted at mid-tier banks to enable a wider range of institutions to access the vendor’s FX technology.

Further boost for Wachovia

HONG KONG – Wachovia has poached two forex sales personnel from Standard Chartered in Singapore and Hong Kong, as it continues to increase its presence in Asia.

Management changes at top banks

GLOBAL – It has been a week of senior management movement at two top banks, with Deutsche and Standard Chartered seeing changes to their line-ups.

First non-deliverable RMB rate swaps traded

HONG KONG – HSBC and Standard Chartered traded the first non-deliverable renminbi (RMB) interest rate swaps deals last Wednesday (August 16), marking a significant step in the development of the local currency derivatives market.

Musical chairs for Citi seniors

LONDON – Citigroup is set to make senior personnel changes in London and New York following the transfer of former London chief dealer Raymond Ng to Singapore.

Shock departure from Hotspot FX

JERSEY CITY, NJ – The surprise departure of John Eley, president and chief executive officer of electronic communications network (ECN) Hotspot FX last week has puzzled industry participants.

Commerz hires trading trio

FRANKFURT – Commerzbank Corporates & Markets (CBCM) has boosted its Frankfurt-based forex trading desk with three new hires in over-the-counter options and warrants trading.

MarketSpace gears up for launch

CHICAGO & NEW YORK – FXMarketSpace, the CME/Reuters joint venture, is set to reveal its offering with a prototype graphical user interface (GUI) to be released later this month as it makes its first hires.

COESfx fined over fraud

WASHINGTON, DC – Two more cases of forex fraud were revealed last week, with US FX platform COESfx fined for misleading customers who suffered heavy trading losses.

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