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Sibos 2005: transformation is key

COPENHAGEN - The theme of this week's four-day Sibos 2005 conference in Copenhagen is 'Transformation'. Visitors will be offered a wide array of plenary, special interest and main conference assemblies.

Calyon builds options franchise

HONG KONG & LONDON - Calyon has expanded its global FX options franchise by building up its structuring and trading capabilities in Asia and Europe.

StanChart hires more in Asia

SINGAPORE, HONG KONG - Standard Chartered has continued to hire for its FX business in Asia, with the appointment of a senior dealer and head for trade finance.

Bank of Beijing selects Misys

BEIJING - The Bank of Beijing (BoB) is to go live with Misys banking systems, Opics and Misys Trade Innovation solutions for its trade finance and treasury management services.

UBS's corp sales head to depart

SYDNEY AND LONDON - UBS has undergone major changes in foreign exchange globally, with a change to the global head of corporate FX and a promotion in the structuring group.

CLS heads for the buy side

NEW YORK - CLS is to expand into non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and OTC options - a move that could pave the way for far greater buy-side participation on the settlement system.

CLS PROFILE: the benefits of membership

Newton Investment Management, a UK fund management subsidiary of Mellon, joined CLS as a third-party member in March 2004. Mohsin Siddiqi (right), supervisor, trade operations, explains what drove the decision to join the system and what benefits it has…

RBS offers multiple FX pricing

LONDON – The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is extending its swaps and forwards capabilities by offering prices on multiple platforms. The bank will be live with prices for swaps and forwards on Currenex in coming weeks, on a request-for-quote (RFQ) basis.

Global FX sales reorg at Deutsche

LONDON & NEW YORK – Deutsche Bank has made changes to senior management in its global FX sales team following the retirement of global head of FX sales Dan Almeida last month.

Fimat to become CLS member

LONDON – Brokerage firm Fimat will be going live on the continuous-linked settlement (CLS) service by the end of September, a senior official told FX Week .

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