Foreign exchange
Ariel to launch iPhone app
Margin forex trading? There's an app for that
RBS tries to stem losses
UK bank hires in sales
JP Morgan builds in hedge fund sales
Hires in London and New York
Buy side resigned to higher pricing
Buy-side traders have emerged as post-crisis neo-realists, with a sense of resignation, and some scarring, in the tone of speakers at the FX Invest Europe congress in Zurich last Tuesday (March 9).
FX CIOs: 'Lehman II' and capital controls biggest risks to FX
Chief investment officers attending FX Invest Europe 2010 share their fears
RBS loses two in London
More departures at UK bank
Parker FX continues losing streak in Janaury
Currency managers suffer as traditional relationships break down
Crisis sparks rise in active hedging
Forex is now flashing prominently on fund managers' radars, said participants at FX Week Invest 2010
Trading places, March 8, 2010
Trading Places - people moves
Dollar-bullish view pays off for Crédit Agricole CIB
Crédit Agricole CIB (CA) has maintained its dollar-bullish position as it tops the one-month year-to-date index.
UBS unveils FX Trader Plus
Swiss bank rolls out first phase of e-FX system
Speculators not to blame for sterling weakness says BOE's Cross
Keynote speakers from the Bank of England and the Swiss National Bank were quizzed at FX Invest Europe
TD Securities shuts London trading floor as fire hits
Canadian dealer shifts trading to alternative locations
Credit Suisse hires e-FX chief
UBS vet re-joins peers at Swiss rival
CBA: Hung parliament won’t kill sterling
Euro-bearish CBA tops currency forecast index
Sentiment sours on dollar and sterling
John Kyriakopoulos, head of currency strategy in Sydney, Nick Parsons, head of markets strategy in London, and Gavin Friend, markets strategist in London at National Australia Bank, are pessimistic about the US dollar’s prospects for the rest of the year…
Risk reversals imply negative sentiment on sterling
The possibility of a hung parliament in the UK has spooked world markets, including foreign exchange
Goldman Sachs loses Sada-Paz
Mauricio Sada-Paz joins Bank of America Merrill Lynch