Opinion
Negative policy rates prove no deterrent
Negative policy rates have not led to higher investment outflows; SNB intervention has become strategic to push the Swiss franc lower
CLS continues efforts to reduce systemic risk in FX
Global regulators remain keen to see the industry make further progress on the mitigation of settlement risk, says CLS chief executive David Puth
Redefining trading
ParFX sees transparency and market conduct as key themes for 2016
The best of 2015: the top 10 stories on FX Week
FX Week looks back on the year's most popular articles
Culture Wars: how long can David keep saving Goliath?
As the FX market mulls over the implications of FEMR, Ed Eger, chief executive of Oanda, argues why smaller players can no longer be the fall guys for the unethical behaviour of major institutions
The trick is to keep breathing
Business must go on, and banks are adjusting to the new FX landscape
Forex liquidity transformation post-SNB
Liquidity in the wake of the seminal moment in January 2015 fell considerably, but volatility inched up, explains Wayne Roworth
Aggressive HFT stable in major currencies
High-frequency trading in FX remains below the levels seen in equities, according to research from AbleMarkets
Market surveillance: the devil is in the detail
Nigel Farmer of Software AG describes the main considerations required for effective market surveillance
Diversify more and expect less in the second half of 2015
JP Morgan Asset Management sees more price swings and increased instability ahead
What price failure to get on top of FX risk?
As global FX volumes rise, Dev Bhudia of GoldenSource explains why certain asset managers and hedge funds are seeking alternative ways to manage pricing risk
There is no ‘F' in FEMR
A trader's view of the FEMR - the first post of our new commentary from an Anonymous Trader
Considering China as a growth hotspot
Philippe Gelis, chief executive and co-founder of Kantox, looks at opportunities stemming from the launch of Cips
Changing landscape of the FX brokerage world
SNB Thursday brought home the extent of changing FX liquidity
Navigating EM debt in a currency driven world
By Pierre-Yves Bareau, emerging markets strategic bond fund portfolio manager at JP Morgan Asset Management
How to play the stronger dollar
Stephanie Flanders examines the dollar's prospects and the implications of a stronger greenback
The euro will continue to weaken
EUR/USD will trend towards 1.15 amid renewed break-up fears in the eurozone and the union entering deflation
Time is ripe to embrace innovation
ParFX expects transparency to be a key theme in 2015
FX liquidity, volatility and the FIFA World Cup 2014
The World Cup was characterised by unusual volatility conditions, differences in the provision of liquidity and extremes in its cost, and even an apparent ignorance of a couple of short squeezes in the making
FX Focus - Editor's Letter
Volatility comes back to the market but rising costs and regulatory burdens forcing major structural changes
How volatility eats itself and why everyone should care
Helen Thomas, author of popular financial blog Blonde Money (http://blondemoney.co.uk/helen-thomas/) says the market is set for a serious pick-up in volatility
FX Focus - Editor's Letter
Senior corporate treasurer warns current 'nirvana' in corporate hedging costs is coming to an end
Scotland faces technology and infrastructure challenges
Credit cards, bank payments, clearing and settlement of securities – if Scotland goes it alone, its financial infrastructure will need an overhaul
FX Focus - Editor's Letter
Cash management products promise to save millions for corporates, but costs could rise elsewhere as regulation begins to bite