Post-trade

Goldman's plan pays off

NEW YORK -- Goldman Sachs’ five year investment in foreign exchange is paying off, according to US banks’ financial results published last week.

CLS showdown in 2003

LONDON -- The stage is set for a pitched battle for third-party CLS business in 2003, according to senior bankers interviewed by FX Week.

Citi endorses job sharing

LONDON -- Job sharing among forex professionals is becoming a growing trend in the markets, senior officials told FX Week .

FX Week 2002 award winners

More than 1,000 banks, corporate treasuries and investors voted in our 2002 survey. Winners are listed below and split in to two pages from the links below. The Winners are pictured at the awards dinner held in London on November 21.

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).

Investment banks cut FX

NEW YORK -- Lehman Brothers and JP Morgan Chase have cut FX jobs, senior officials told FX Week. The cuts are the first sign that forex may suffer as a result of the year’s depressed investment-banking activity -- so far the product has benefited from…

New market, new risks

LONDON -- The structure of the FX market is developing at a rapid pace, said Paul Fisher, head of the Bank of England’s FX division. That brings new opportunities -- but also new risks, Fisher told delegates at FX Week’s inaugural congress held in London…

eB2C relationships prosper

LONDON -- Bank-to-client relationships remain vital despite the march of electronic trading in forex, heard delegates at the inaugural FX Week Congress last week.

French push for ECB reform

PARIS -- A French economic think tank has urged European authorities to reform the European Central Bank (ECB) ahead of the enlargement of the European Union and the eurozone.

Aussie funds shun overlay

SYDNEY -- Australian superannuation funds’ use of currency overlay has declined, according to a report made public last week.

AIG joins CLS as new shareholder

LONDON -- American International Group (AIG) has become a shareholder of CLS Group Holdings, the holding company for Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS), the firm announced last week.

Asian banks reinvent treasury

KUALA LUMPUR -- Banks in Asia are reinventing their treasury departments to become more customer-centric, with increasingly sophisticated products, heard delegates at the forex industry congress in Kuala Lumpur.

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