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White-label deal for Saxo/Efutures

WISCONSIN – Efutures.com, an operating division of First Capitol, has launched EZ-FX, a white-labelled version of Saxo Bank’s SaxoTrader, which offers real-time trading execution, information and risk management.

Michael N considers currencies model

MALTA – Malta-based systemic trader, Michael N Trading is considering applying a software trading model used in its T-Bond/Bund program to currencies for future fund launches.

RBS FiX adds EM currencies

LONDON – The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has added benchmark prices for Estonian kroon, Lithuanian litas and Latvian lats to its e-FX service, RBS FiX.

DrKW continues hiring spree

LONDON – German bank Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) has made three senior appointments for its FX business in London.

FX advisory tops pay bracket

NEW YORK – FX advisory roles in the US have seen significant salary increases due to the changing nature of the job, according to a recent survey.

Record start for US investment banks

NEW YORK – This year looks set to be another bumper year for FX, with a second consecutive year of record-breaking first- quarter results from the US investment banks.

Citi to shut down Nordic offices

LONDON – Citigroup FX sales operations in the Nordic region are set to close as the bank shuts down branches in Copenhagen, Helsinki, Stockholm and Oslo.

SG CIB rolls out cross-asset research

PARIS – Société Générale Corporate & Investment Banking (SG CIB) has introduced cross-asset research to meet demand for information resulting from the increased correlation and interaction between asset classes from investors.

Saxo upgrades trade tool

COPENHAGEN – Saxo Bank is working on an upgraded version of its SaxoTrader online trading tool. The product will soon be in alpha testing and is expected to go into production in mid June, following a period of testing with partners and customers.

New fund for ABN Amro AM

LONDON – ABN Amro Asset Management is considering launching a second currency hedge fund in June, said officials at the asset manager in London.

Volkswagen hit by strong euro

WOLFSBURG – Volkswagen (VW) took an e800 million exchange rate hit to operating profits in 2004, with US sales dealt a significant blow from the strong euro.

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