Marshall Harlow Takes Spot Foreign Exchange Prize As Broking Mergers Shrink Industry
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LONDON -- A new FX broker stole the show in the spot FX broking category in the 2000 Best Banks in FX survey. Marshall Harlow -- the spot FX alliance between rivals Prebon Marshall Yamane and Garban-Intercapital -- took the top spot in a race that now has only two competitors.
Mike Plant, chief executive of Marshall Harlow in London, says its strength lies in "the combination of the two businesses. It brought together the client bases of both companies, [creating] more liquidity in the voice
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