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Fiscal policy could prove fatal for sterling
George Magnus, senior economic adviser, and Mansoor Mohi-uddin, chief currency strategist at UBS in London and Singapore respectively, join the UK policy debate
Kaazing sets sights on EMEA
Kaazing branches out in Europe, the Middle East and Africa
CME puts brakes on FX clearing
CME Group delays FX clearing; awaits regulatory clarity
TMS: the only way is up for EUR/USD
TMS Brokers tops one-month forecast
Kraft joins BoAML as head of Japan FX
Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BoAML) has made a key hire to its foreign exchange business in Tokyo, as part of plans to aggressively build out its market share in Japan.
Post-crisis shakeout will reveal new leaders
After any crisis there is change. But the rate of change in the foreign exchange market means this industry is undergoing a dramatic shift in structure and make-up that will result in, for better or worse, different leaders in the market.
Greek deadlines loom for euro
Dealers look ahead to Ides of March as lack of clarity on Greece debt crisis keeps trading range-bound for now.
NFA approves FX advisory committee
Industry body adds retail representation
FXall gets big break in Japan
Quick rolls out white-label version of multibank platform
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Isda delays FpML version 5.0
Isda is running behind schedule in releasing version 5.0 of its financial products markup language (FpML).
ETF Securities diversifies into EM
Emerging market currencies added to ETF's products
Jerome departs StanChart
Global head expected to re-emerge at Morgan Stanley
USD in the long run
Marc Chandler, global head of currency strategy at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York,steps back from the markets to take a look at the bigger picture
Scotia scoops the 12-month forecast again
Scotia tops 12-month poll for second week running
BarCap eyes number one spot in FX
UK dealer outlines 2010 ambitions
Conlan brings Cognotec into the First Derivatives fold
Brian Conlan, chief executive at First Derivatives, talks to FX Week about plans for the merged company
RBS resignations prompt restructure
LONDON & STAMFORD, CT - Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has implemented a new structure for its sales and trading business today (February 15), following the departure of two senior managers in London last Friday (February 12).
BoAML realigns FXPB into multi-asset business
Zia quits Bank of America Merrill Lynch
MAS lifts structured notes ban for DBS, Malayan Banking and RBS
Regulator eases controls as dealers improve risk systems
Greek woes revive seven-year old Goldman swap story
The Greek debt crisis has refocused attention on a controversial swap trade first reported by Risk in 2003. The deal, completed with Goldman Sachs in 2002, effectively allowed Greece to borrow roughly €1 billion without adding to its public debt figures…
First Derivatives pays $4.7 million for Cognotec IP
First Derivatives is paying $4.7 million to snap up the key assets and intellectual property of bankrupt Irish FX software provider Cognotec. The deal was signed last night (February 14), just two weeks after Cognotec was placed into receivership on…