Post-trade

Deutsche cuts global forex

FRANKFURT & SINGAPORE -- Deutsche Bank is understood to be in the process of a major restructuring of its foreign exchange capabilities around the world.

GL Trade acquires Ubitrade

LONDON -- GL Trade, the France-based vendor of trading systems, recently announced the acquisition of Ubitrade, a specialist in derivatives processing.

Soft knock-in knock-out forward

The soft knock-in knock-out forward presents a new way to look at knock-ins and knock-outs, taking away the negative impact of untimely barrier events says Enrico Ferrante, senior structurer at Calyon in Paris

CLS adds four more currencies

HONG KONG -- CLS is to bring four new currency pairs onto its platform: the New Zealand dollar, the South African rand, the Hong Kong dollar and the Korean won.

Congress clips

The continuous-linked settlement (CLS) service for settling foreign exchange trades announced the launch date for the next group of currencies to join the service.

Banks review yuan reval forecasts

BEIJING – Some bank analysts have brought forward their expectations of regime change in the Chinese yuan, following the rate hike by the People's Bank of China late last month.

Refco chooses RBS as prime broker for FX

NEW YORK – Futures broker Refco Capital Markets (RCM) has dropped Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce as its prime broker for foreign exchange in favour of Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS).

Russian derivatives legislation stalls

MOSCOW – Efforts to fast-track the introduction of new legislation in Russia to provide legal certainty for derivatives contracts appear to have failed since a hearing on the subject at the Russian Federation state duma on September 27.

Prime brokerage best for individual investors

Individuals who want to trade FX may find a prime broker will promote confidentiality, cut out settlement difficulties and help resolve credit issues, says Peter Wakefield, MD of research and product development at Record Currency Management in the UK

Shock job losses at Tullett

Tullett Liberty's forwards desk loses as merger with Prebon completes LONDON – Tullett Liberty has suffered a surprise defeat in the integration of its forex business with that of rival Prebon Yamane. Broking sources in London say Tullett's FX forwards…

Special Feature - CLS settlement: the next two years

As CLS enters its third year, Joseph De Feo discusses plans for expansion Two years ago, the CLS Group launched the world's first global settlement service for foreign exchange trades. Following several other aborted efforts to tackle Herstatt, or…

BIS paints bright future for FX

BASEL – The huge growth in daily turnover in the global foreign exchange market, revealed in the Bank for International Settlements’ (BIS) triennial FX survey last week, has painted a bright future ahead for forex market participants.

Making the most of upcoming volatility

For the currency overlay manager looking to take advantage of a burst of market volatility at the start of the fourth quarter, Simon Derrick, head of Bank of New York's currency strategy team, describes a simple, low-cost way for them to express their…

NAB to re-open options desk

MELBOURNE – National Australia Bank hopes to re-open its currency options desk in the "near-term", said chairman Graham Kraehe last week. However, the bank refused to be drawn on a date, saying it was up to regulator the Australian Prudential Regulation…

Dollar/yen break-out expected

TOKYO – Technical indicators suggest dollar/yen could be set to break out of the tight trading range it has been trapped in since June. "Resistance is declining and support is rising. We will get a decent break-out trade soon," said Karen Griffith, head…

Oil price hits Asian currencies

HONG KONG – Surging oil prices have put pressure on Asian currencies, but the impact has been magnified by other factors influencing the region, according to analysts.

Toyota reports ¥70bn FX impact

TOKYO – Japanese car manufacturer Toyota Motor Corporation last week announced a ¥70 billion ($645 million) hit from exchange rate changes affecting its first quarter operating income.

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