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A new maturity for FX?

Justyn Trenner , chief executive and principal of consultancy firm ClientKnowledge, says a more discriminating approach to how liquidity is channelled is essential to the continued growth of the market

Korea to restrict currency data

SEOUL – The Bank of Korea (BoK) is set to restrict parties that are able to view real-time currency data, in a bid to curb currency speculation, from next month.

Bloomberg and Reuters in, Centradia out

NEW YORK AND LONDON – February proved to be a month of arrivals and departures, with multi-bank portal Centradia ceasing to exist and Bloomberg and Reuters announcing their intention to target the buy side.

CLS targets buy-side build-up

NEW YORK AND ZURICH – July saw CLS looking to expand into non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and OTC options – a move that would pave the way for far greater buy-side participation on the settlement system.

Terrorist attacks hit e-trading

LONDON – The July 7 terrorist attacks in London caused widespread disruption to electronic trading, with spreads widening considerably and at least one bank not delivering prices to a portal.

UBS and Bloomberg deal draws criticism

LONDON – UBS and Bloomberg started their year off controversially after a deal for global futures trading through the market data terminal drew criticism from brokers. Under the agreement set in place in 2004, futures trades placed by new users of the…

Enigma – a cracking good model

Pete Eggleston, head of quant solutions at the Royal Bank of Scotland, financial markets, in London, discusses systematic trading of FX implied volatility using the 'Enigma' model

Gain launches new research offering

BEDMINSTER, NEW JERSEY – Gain Capital, provider of FX trading and asset management services, has launched a new research offering and enhanced its proprietary FX trading platform, ForexTrader.

Hedging profits effectively

Daniela Asikian, Senior Structurer At Hsbc In London, Shows How Companies Can Hedge Exposure From Overseas Profits Taking Advantage Of Current Forwards Rates

Swiss e-swaps from ABN Amro

LONDON AND ZURICH – Dutch bank ABN Amro last week launched electronic trading in Swiss franc-denominated interest rate swaps (IRS), moving it across from the previous voice-only service.

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