Bank for International Settlements (BIS)
Brexit will threaten London's FX dominance – survey
Poll of foreign exchange professionals shows 80% believe the UK will vote to stay in the EU
First phase of global code set for release on May 25
Debelle outlines the progress on a code of conduct at FX Week Australia
Samsung Securities gains third-party access to CLS
The securities company is the first non-bank financial institution to join CLS in South Korea
RBI and BIS gain access to China's interbank FX market
Second batch of official investors receive permission to trade FX spot and derivatives onshore; MAS and BoK are among them
Grand redesign
Non-bank market-makers are increasingly being viewed as serious players as they set about building customer franchises amid a wide-scale bank pull-back
Adopt code or face regulation, warn central bankers
Market participants should embrace the new principles on conduct, say the ECB's Schiavi and Debelle of the RBA and BIS at the 14th annual FX Week Europe conference
Farewell to self-regulation, goodbye self-policing
With a global code of conduct for FX due in May 2017, participants are only too keen to see the back of an unregulated market
Puth: FX must repair its reputation
The BIS global code of conduct needs to be strong enough to close the gaps, but members need to find a consensus
CLS CEO to brief market participants on code of conduct progress
David Puth will speak at an ACI America event in late October in New York
Global code of conduct to fill gaps in principal versus agent trading and last look
BIS market committee chair Guy Debelle says work on the new global code of conduct will focus on plugging the gaps in the existing codes
BIS starts code of conduct work
FX working group had first meeting in Singapore
FX volumes surge as BIS warns of emerging market fragility
Dollar strength could spell trouble for developing world economies
Dealers still dominate activity in complex FX instruments- BIS
Findings contrast with latest Triennial Survey flagging non-dealer market participants as key drivers of growth
Panel clashes on best execution and NDF clearing in Boston
A panel at the annual FX Invest conference in Boston tackled the difficulties of NDF clearing and best execution costs
FXall sees record single-day volumes of $197 billion in January
FXall volumes hit single-day record at just below $200 billion
Dealers losing exclusive role in FX, BIS report notes
A new analysis of the 'anatomy' of the FX market notes the increasing influence of non-dealer financial institutions, following this year's triennial survey
FX Week USA: CLS expansion will be key to EM currency growth
EBS is 'holding its breath' for the ruble to be added to CLS, but regulatory affairs head cautions the addition of new currencies will take time
No CVA exemptions in US Basel III rules
Europe isolated as US regulators opt for broad counterparty risk charge
BoE deputy Paul Tucker quits after 33 years
Deputy governor for financial stability will stay for Mark Carney's first few months as governor of the Bank of England, before leaving to spend a time in academia
BIS: FX OTC markets hold steady, despite regulatory uncertainty
Semi-annual BIS survey reveals a rise in FX OTC derivatives transactions in the second half of last year
Avoiding collateral damage
While it is still not clear which way the WGMR will rule on margin for FX swaps and forwards, regulators face the recurring danger of unintended consequences if they go the wrong way
Review of 2012: October - December
FX Week looks back on the biggest stories of 2012, concluding with the fourth quarter. To read the original stories, click on the links in black
Concerns raised over Basel settlement risk guidance as consultation closes
The revised guidance on managing settlement risk could distort the FX market if implemented inconsistently, but should ultimately lead to greater use of CLS, say market participants
FX committees prepare for platform proliferation
Monitoring trading volumes in the foreign exchange market is an important priority for the central bank-sponsored FX committees, but if liquidity fragments across a handful of new trading platforms, could that analysis become more difficult? Miriam Siers…