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BoA continues FX hiring spree

NEW YORK & LONDON -- Bank of America (BoA) has announced more changes on both sides of the Atlantic as it continues its new year hiring spree.

European banks get boost in Q4

ZURICH -- European banks were back in the black by the end of 2004 after tough market conditions in the third quarter brought about dire results for foreign exchange.

Etrali connects trading rooms

PARIS -- Etrali is offering an internet protocol (IP) gateway allowing FX traders to access positions and conferencing facilities while moving between trading floors globally.

China prepares for currency flexibilit

HONG KONG -- Chinese authorities are making further preparations towards a more flexible currency with new rules aimed at minimising an appreciation in the renminbi, say analysts.

CFTC shuts down forex boiler operation

WASHINGTON, DC -- US authorities have frozen the assets of six firms and arrested four of their employees after the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) charged them with fraud last week.

NAB gears up for forex options restart

SYDNEY -- National Australia Bank (NAB) has hired in preparation for the re-launch of its forex options desk, following its closure last year as a result of a trading scandal.

FNX extends in Thailand

BANGKOK -- FNX, the Philadelphia-based technology vendor, has said that Siam Commercial Bank (SCB) is now using its Sierra Treasury Solution, the third client to go live with it in Thailand.

Trio departs Lehman Brothers

NEW YORK & LONDON -- Lehman Brothers is the latest bank to see high-profile departures from its desk, with the exit of three senior members of staff.

Reuters & Bloomberg target buy side

NEW YORK -- Bloomberg and Reuters are going head to head in a bid to target the burgeoning buy-side market, with forex transactional capabilities being launched by both global information providers.

Banks focus on mid-caps

LONDON -- Commercial banks are focusing more on mid-cap corporates this year as an alternative to the ‘over-banked’ blue chip firms, say market participants.

Aussies loosen FX regulations

SYDNEY -- Australian authorities have amended regulations to make it easier for foreign exchange businesses to operate in the country. The Australian Securities and Investments Commission (Asic) has extended the scope of those exempt from holding an…

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