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Taking stock of 2011: Volatile trading

The challenges already thrown at the FX market in 2011 have been multi-faceted, ranging from a tough trading environment in major currency pairs to the preparation for new trading and clearing regulations. In the second of a series of articles taking…

Our summer of discontent

July and August typically herald a quiet period for FX trading desks with low volatility and subdued investor activity. 2011 has been very different, with banks facing a number of challenges across major currencies in recent weeks. How have they managed…

Spotlight on: Glenn Stevens, Gain Capital

The retail broker’s chief executive talks to Farah Khalique about the changing nature of retail foreign exchange, the advent of tighter leverage limits in the US and Japan, and Gain Capital’s recent acquisition of dbFX from Deutsche Bank

All in accord on high-frequency risks

In late June four prime brokers and six ECNs allied together in a major new initiative to better monitor and manage the risks posed by high-frequency trading in the FX market. What motivated the collaborative effort? Farah Khalique reports

FX Invest: Rise of the super-Sefs

The Dodd-Frank Act created a multitude of would-be swap execution facilities (Sefs) – trading platforms that will aggregate dealer liquidity. Now, dealers want to hoover up the Sefs by building their own aggregation services, but it’s a strategy that…

Hiring frenzy

After a typically busy hiring season during the first half of the year, Chiara Albanese takes stock of some of the biggest appointments and talks to headhunters about the trends driving FX recruitment in 2011

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