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White-label trend takes root

LONDON -- The liquidity outsourcing industry is reaching a crucial stage in its development, according to bankers, vendors and analysts polled by FX Week .

Further uncertainty grips market

LONDON -- FX markets breathed a sigh of relief last week as the war in Iraq got under way, but as one source of uncertainty was removed, another popped up.

BarCap lures top dealers

LONDON -- Barclays Capital is in the midst of an aggressive recruitment campaign in London and New York, targeting staff at the world’s top investment banks.

Rumours hit jumpy FX markets

LONDON -- FX markets starved of certainty saw some price movement last week, mostly on the back of unconfirmed rumours regarding the war in Iraq.

Tullett launches global Swapmarker

LONDON -- Tullett Financial Information, a subsidiary of brokerage firm Tullett, last week released a global version of Swapmarker, its capital markets data product.

Vol surge expected from east Europe

WARSAW -- Political events in countries slated to join the European Union and the euro are set to trigger a wave of FX volatility in emerging European countries, market participants told FX Week .

RBS FiXes benchmarks with EBS

LONDON -- The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has gone live with a new benchmark engine for spot and forwards FX rates, called RBSFiX.

Asian forex still untapped

SINAGPORE -- Five years on from the Asian financial crisis, FX trading opportunities in the region remain largely untapped, market participants told FX Week .

Digital strike combats Korean hedging worries

A local importer in South Korea with upcoming dollar payables would be wise to consider a digital strike forward as tensions increase in North Korea, says Charlie Brown, head of structuring and solutions for global FX options at Standard Chartered Bank…

GFI closes FX options mark-to-market gap

NEW YORK -- Solving the problem of marking FX options to market came a step closer to being resolved last week, with the launch of a new ‘revaluation fixing’ service from New York-based interdealer broker GFI.

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.

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.

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…

Streaming data in demand

LONDON -- Streaming data provider Dealing Technologies is seeing strong interest from FX banks in its new product, senior officials at the firm told FX Week.

Euro slumbers through ECB decision

FRANKFURT -- There was little reaction in the FX markets to the European Central Bank’s (ECB) decision to cut interest rates by 50 basis points last Thursday (December 5).

Reuters extends Icap deal

LONDON -- UK information and technology firm Reuters has extended its agreement with London-based interdealer broker Icap to add more treasury and fixed-income market data to its platform, Reuters announced last week.

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