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Ex-Citi trader pleads guilty in price-fixing conspiracy
Between January 2007 and July 2013, Christopher Cummins, a former Citigroup trader in New York, conspired to suppress and eliminate competition in Ceemea currencies
US indicts three in FX probe
Justice Department says the accused UK-based traders face a maximum of 10 years in prison and $1 million in fines
FX weighs on banks' trading revenues in Q3 2016
OCC report finds a fall in FX and interest rates lowered banks' trading revenues, but they still performed better than in 2015
Ex-Barclays trader pleads guilty in price-fixing conspiracy
Jason Katz, a former EMFX trader at Barclays and BNP Paribas, pleads guilty in New York
PBs could return to FX as market evolves towards hybrid model
Panellists discussing credit in FX expect more clearing, but not the disappearance of over-the-counter models
Spot FX cannot accept lower standards of behaviour
Although spot FX trades are not under its purview, the FCA has warned market participants to sharpen up their act
More co-operation to come between banks and NBLPs
As liquidity providers increasingly split into the two extremes of risk appetite in both the bank and non-bank liquidity space
All trends play into Citi's hands, says Bindler, as bank crowned overall winner
Citi has been voted the overall winner at the 2016 FX Week Best Banks Awards, along with 10 additional accolades
R3 and Axoni conclude DLT trial for bonds
Proof-of-concept project explores uses for distributed ledger technology for bond issuance processes
Banks get partial reprieve in FX lawsuit but claims still stand
Non-settling banks in FX class action lawsuit eke out small victory after US district judge tosses out some allegations of manipulation
Citi's annual 'E for Education' campaign launches
The bank will donate $1 for every million of FX transacted; the initiative has raised $12 million in past years
Waters leaves transactional FX role at HSBC
Betsy Waters was head of transactional FX, Americas
Ficc revenues surge for US banks
The segment sees robust growth, with Morgan Stanley and JP Morgan the standout performers
FX employment tribunal cases mount up
Citi and JP Morgan face disputes unconnected with the benchmark scandal
US banks see sizeable Ficc revenue increases in Q1 2016
Quarter on quarter revenues were higher, but substantially down from those of Q1 2015
Ex-Citi trader wins unfair dismissal case
Carly McWilliams, dismissed in 2014 for alleged misconduct, has won her case against the US bank
Deutsche's head of global FX reportedly going on leave
Ahmet Arinc is reported to be on leave, 14 months into holding the top job in FX at German giant
Citi's Hamilton heads to FastMatch
Former vice-president of eFX at Citi takes up sales director role
Fintech could spur two million banking job cuts
US and European banks could cut up to 30% of their workforce in the next decade, suggests a report from Citi
JP Morgan tops Coalition investment banking survey
US bank also triumphs in fixed-income, currencies and commodities markets
Hoodless echoes claims that Citi knew of wrongdoing
Ex-trader repeats previous statements that senior managers encouraged information sharing
Stimpson wins compensation, but less than the maximum
Judge rules in favour of Perry Stimpson in unfair dismissal case against Citi
Citi's global head of spot FX resigns
Bibbey is the third departure this week from the firm
Hamilton leaves Citi
VP for e-FX sales has resigned after four years