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Who's who on the exhibition floor?

FX Week gives a rundown of some of the top exhibitors at this year's event. Find out who's showcasing what, then see the box below for those all-important entertainment listings

Bloomberg continues FX boost

NEW YORK – Bloomberg is continuing to build up its forex capabilities with a new information product called FXIP (foreign exchange information platform).

EBS adds rand to spot trading

LONDON – Interdealer broker EBS has added the South African rand to its spot matching system in conjunction with South Africa's largest liquidity providing banks.

Retail rollout for major banks

GLOBAL – A number of banks are launching retail FX offerings this year as they see growing opportunities for attracting flow from this market.

BarCap builds in Asia

SINGAPORE – Barclays Capital (BarCap) has continued its aggressive approach in Asia with the creation of a new head of trading role in Tokyo and four new appointments in Tokyo and Singapore.

FNX adds more liquidity sources

PHILADELPHIA – Technology vendor FNX Solutions is linking to five more liquidity providers to give customers a wider range of sources to which they can link their execution engines.

Retail rollout for major banks

GLOBAL – A number of banks are launching retail FX offerings this year as they see growing opportunities for attracting flow from this market.

April strong for forex

NEW YORK – April was a positive month for FX trading, with platforms EBS and FXall both breaking respective trading volumes.

European banks charge ahead in Q1

EUROPE – European banks have posted a sharp rise in trading revenues for the first quarter of this year, continuing a trend set by US rivals.

GFI sees Q1 profits soar

NEW YORK – Inter-dealer brokerage GFI Group last week revealed an increase of more than 50% in first-quarter revenues over the same period last year.

RBC creates dual senior role

TORONTO & LONDON – Canadian bank RBC Capital Markets, has restructured its FX operations, implementing a new management hierarchy to reflect a more global focus.

Currenex takes algo plunge

NEW YORK – Currenex is moving into algorithmic trading with the launch of CX SmartOrder, a platform that enables customers to use a number of standard models or to create their own.

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