Indexes

Value managers come up trumps in October

LONDON - Currency managers using the value strategy are likely to have fared well in October, a month described as one of the most volatile in history, according to research by the Royal Bank of Scotland.

Harsh climate suits Aus FX

SYDNEY - Australian foreign exchange dealers expect to continue benefiting from increased deleveraging and client hedging activities seen since September.

Monier: Markets feel structural shift

SINGAPORE - "We might be entering more of a structural shift than just another crisis," said Stephane Monier, global head of fixed income and currencies at Fortis Investments, at the FX Week Asia Congress last week.

Interbank lending eases further

LONDON - The Ted spread, along with overnight and three-month Libor, fell for the fourth day in succession after European governments announced bail-out packages on Monday (October 13), and the US followed suit on Tuesday.

GTS Pro broadens range

LONDON - City Index will extend the list of tradable products on recently acquired retail foreign exchange trading platform GTS Pro for non-US customers in October, a senior official has told FX Week .

Deutsche ETN yields top returns

NEW YORK - Deutsche Bank's Australian dollar currency exchange-traded note (ETN) has generated the highest three-month returns among those surveyed by FX Week , at 7.86% as of July 17.

EM indexes stand strong

LONDON & NEW YORK - Indexes linked to emerging market currencies have withstood market shocks, as products launched in the past year show steady returns.

Nothing beats a good trading scandal

The past week has produced a frenzy of headlines, from the FTSE index hitting seven-year lows and the Federal Reserve's surprise 75 basis point rate cut, to the billions of dollars in writedowns at major dealers. But nothing grabs the attention as much…

Saxo Bank expands London sales force

LONDON – Saxo Bank has strengthened its London sales and marketing teams with four new hires, as it continues to expand its presence in the city as part of a global strategy.

Deutsche Bank launches currency index

LONDON – Deutsche Bank last week launched an investable currency index that replicates the carry, momentum and valuation strategies in a non-discretionary rule-based product.

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