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DZ deploys Cognotec's AutoDeal+

LONDON & FRANKFURT – Germany's DZ Bank has gone live with vendor Cognotec's AutoDeal+ solution for its new automated online FX trading service.

SEB paints bright US economic picture

Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) maintains the bullish dollar view that has seen it remain at the top of the one-month historical table since February 6. It has held a positive view on US economic growth despite EUR/USD depreciation of nearly 10% over…

The end of emerging market exuberance?

A plunge in high-yield currencies has triggered concerns that global investors had become too lax in their evaluation of emerging market risk, but Caroline Blyth, emerging market manager at Informa Global Markets, says the likelihood of a serious…

StanChart loses two in sales

LONDON & DUBAI – Standard Chartered has seen the departure of two of its FX sales staff in the UK and Middle East over the past few weeks.

e-FX Awards underway

The starting pistol for this year's e-FX Awards has been fired, with companies being invited to submit their pitches in the 12 categories.

Currency trading for DGCX

DUBAI – The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange (DGCX) is set to launch currency futures trading in coming months – the first such products to be made available in the Middle East.

ABN merges e-businesses

LONDON – ABN Amro has merged its FX, fixed income and derivatives e-businesses into one group, as the latest part of a reorganisation announced last October.

Madrid a magnet for FX

MADRID – Demand for FX from corporates and financial institutions in mainland Spain has led to an increased demand for sales staff, say market participants.

FXCM abandons Refco negotiations

NEW YORK – Forex Capital Markets (FXCM) has abandoned negotiations with Refco creditors to acquire the assets of the defunct brokerage's unregulated currency trading operation.

TD moves towards one-stop shop

TORONTO & LONDON – TD Securities has merged its FX, fixed income and rates businesses, in a bid to provide a one-stop-shop service to clients.

How anonymity turned to acrimony

Anonymous trading is still one of the single most contentious topics in the industry. The threat posed by those that trade anonymously using the credit lines of prime brokers, became evident last year.

A Russian revolution

Jurye Pimenov , senior FX dealer at the Central Bank of the Russian Federation, and Igor Souzdaltsev , project manager in financial markets at Investsberbank in Moscow, analyse the Russian rouble's strength and its recent comeback after the financial…

Greenback revival draws to a close

The US dollar is unlikely to see a repeat performance of the strong gains made in 2005 this year, said Jeff Cooper, vice-president, FX, at Bank of Montreal (BMo) in Toronto.

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