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Trading Places 10.5.10
Read this week's people moves in the FX space across the globe.
Clients drive cross-asset trading
LONDON - Increased demand for cross-asset trading by hedge funds and asset managers will force the merger of foreign exchange and derivatives businesses, according to panellists at the FX Week webinar, FX technology arms race: the battle for market share…
Banks widen scope of IT budgets
Speakers at the FX Week webinar, FX technology arms race: the battle for market share, last Tuesday (April 20) covered a wide range of issues facing the industry post-crisis, including regulation, customers' increased demands and post-trade processing.
JP Morgan in e-FX build
LONDON – JP Morgan is continuing to build up product capabilities on its internally developed single-dealer system, MorganDirect, after switching off the pre-existing AVT-based system JPex last month.
Sovereign debt and LatAm-related hedging key for Spanish dealers
Spanish dealers explain how hedging related to sovereign debt issuance and Latin America will be key revenue sources in 2010
Société Générale re-builds FX trading
O'Sullivan set to join as co-head of trading
Trading places, March 8, 2010
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Structured products had strong finish to 2009, says Greenwich Associates
The global retail structured products market made a strong comeback at the end of last year, is poised to return to previous levels and might even grow in the near future, according to research by Greenwich Associates.
A sterling outlook?
FX Week sounded out the bears and the not so bearish on the outlook for cable and EUR/GBP over the next six to 12 months.
Trading Places, February 1, 2010
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Société Générale strengthens Japan FX business team
French dealer continues global build
Newedge re-structures its fixed-income team
Newedge re-structures FICC team.
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Sennik quits Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse loses top FX options trader Chetan Sennik.
Barclays Capital poster child for e-forex
Barclays Capital has solidified its standing as the poster child for electronic foreign exchange, taking home the accolade for the best bank electronic trading platform for the second year running.
Sharp dollar carry trade unwind ruled out
A rise in dollar interest rates is unlikely to lead to a frantic scramble to close out short dollar positions, according to analysts polled by FX Week .