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FX Week USA Congress, NY

NEW YORK – Following the success of last year’s inaugural USA congress, FX Week will be hosting its second annual meeting of industry players in New York this Thursday.

Q&A Christiane Mandell

Keynote speaker at this week’s FX Week USA conference, the widely respected Christiane Mandell is a leading light in the FX business. As global head of FX for Bank of America, she has increased the bank’s profile by aggressively hiring the brightest…

eSpeed upgrades spark changes

LONDON – FX platform vendor eSpeed is undergoing a number of changes to its staff in the coming weeks, as it seeks to improve its position in the market.

DrKW continues to rebuild in FX

PARIS – Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) is continuing to rebuild its foreign exchange capabilities with hires in Paris and London, following the major cuts seen at the German bank in December.

Icap offers streaming FX prices

LONDON – Icap is set to offer streaming prices to customers on its forwards platform, as the broker seeks to expand its presence in the electronic broking space, and offer competition to Reuters.

Travelex unveils US expansion plans

NEW YORK – Foreign exchange specialist Travelex is targeting significant growth in the US market with the appointment of Robert Wittmann as head of commercial FX.

CoesFx adds 10 new pairs

PLAINVIEW, NY – Electronic currency network, CoesFx, has added 10 new currency pairs, almost doubling the number of currencies available to its retail and institutional clients.

RBC departures in sales and trading

LONDON & NEW YORK – Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) is to scale down its forex operations in New York, and is understood to be closing its prop desk in London with the departure of veteran trader Keith Dack.

BoA keeps building

NEW YORK – Bank of America (BoA) is continuing the expansion of its FX capabilities with further growth in its sales team. Mark Rossi and Rodulphe Alexis started at the bank last week, reporting to Patrick Baune, head of sales at the bank. The pair join…

Poor Q2 for US investment banks

NEW YORK – Directionless markets in the second quarter of the fiscal year proved to offer few opportunities, with US investment banks posting meek second quarter results over the same period the previous year.

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