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360T targets more price providers

FRANKFURT -- Multi-bank, multi-asset trading platform 360T expects to have 30 banks connected to its system by year-end, a senior official at the Frankfurt-based firm told FX Week .

E-prime brokerage at DrKW

LONDON -- Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein’s e-FX prime brokerage service now offers full straight-through processing (STP) for its users, senior officials at the bank in London told FX Week .

COESfx to go live in March

NEW YORK -- COESfx, an online FX electronic communications network (ECN) platform, will go live in March, Tim Kelly, president and chief executive officer of the firm told FX Week .

FX portal for SingTech

SINGAPORE -- Multinational conglomerate Singapore Technologies last week announced the launch of a multi-bank FX trading portal for its subsidiaries.

Reuters swaps plans won’t change Icor FX

NEW YORK -- Reuters’ recent agreement in principle to take control of its part-subsidiary Icor Brokerage’s interest rate swaps platform, will not be extended to forex, an Icor official told FX Week .

Markets get off to a busy start

LONDON -- There was no rest for FX markets through the festive period and into 2003, as the euro hit a three-year high against the dollar before the greenback fought back to recover.

V-Banking upgrade

SYDNEY -- Australian FX dealing technology firm Velocity Systems International last week unveiled a new version of its web-based e-treasury software.

Hotspot FXi plans launch in Europe

NEW JERSEY -- Online institutional FX trading platform Hotspot FXi will launch a European office in the first quarter of next year, in response to increasing volumes, president and chief executive officer John Eley told FX Week .

Merger sparks vendor war

LONDON -- Sparks were flying in the e-forex industry last week, as banks, vendors and brokers reacted to the fallout from Reuters’ purchase of rival FX trading software firm AVT Technologies.

Global tensions force euro higher

LONDON -- The euro hit a three-year high against the dollar late last week on heightening risk aversion among investors as global political tensions mounted.

ING breaks new ground in FX swaps

SEOUL -- Dutch bank ING is to provide a 21-year swap for South Korea’s first cross-border residential mortgage-backed security (RMBS). "This is the first 21-year cross-border swap done in the Korean market," said Marc Choo, a Hong Kong-based director in…

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