Post-trade

BNP Paribas overhauls e-business

PARIS & NEW YORK – BNP Paribas has overhauled its electronic foreign exchange business as it looks to establish itself as a leading player in the arena.

A flying start to 2007

GLOBAL – The year is off to a flying start as currency markets opened with a healthy level of volatility last week, said traders.

July 2006 - NAB saga heads towards closure

MELBOURNE – The final chapter of the National Australia Bank (NAB) trading scandal unearthed in 2004 drew close to its conclusion in July, with the last two forex options traders jailed.

EBS moves into netting

LONDON – EBS is to establish a netting service to enable prime customers to net trades with their banks, as the spot broker looks to adapt to the changing landscape.

CLS moves into OTC derivatives

NEW YORK – Settlement system CLS has begun working with the Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC) to provide central settlement of payments for over-the-counter (OTC) derivatives.

Citi forms FICC group

NEW YORK – Citigroup has merged its global fixed income and emerging markets businesses to establish a new global fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) group.

Icap should get the options ball rolling

The FX Week Europe Congress was the biggest and best yet. The brightest star among many was Michael Spencer, chief executive of Icap, who explained his plans to expand his business into electronic FX options.

Sovereign Bank live on Sierra platform

PHILADELPHIA – Sovereign Bank is using an FNX Solutions web-based Sierra platform for the its FX operations, the treasury and capital markets technology provider announced last week.

FXPB: a growing divide

LONDON – Foreign exchange prime brokers (FXPB) have started to split into full-service providers and those targeting niche markets, according to panelists at the FX Week Europe Congress last week.

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