Articles by Farah Khalique
Casini quits RBS
Enrico Casini, head of institutional foreign exchange sales for Europe, the Middle East and Africa and head of central banks sales, left Royal Bank of Scotland last week, say internal bank sources.
Morgan Stanley: Prioritising FXPB
Competition in the foreign exchange prime brokerage market remains competitive, as new businesses fill the vacuum left by the withdrawal of incumbent providers and clients spread counterparty risk following the 2008 credit crisis.
Trading Places, April 5, 2010
Read this week's people moves in the FX market across London, New York and Hong Kong.
Informa: Yen set to regain funding crown
Informa topped the one-month currency forecast rankings this week with a dollar-bullish view.
UBS loses three in sales
LONDON & STAMFORD, CT - UBS has lost three salespeople on both sides of the Atlantic in the past fortnight. All are due to set up shop at rival camps.
BAML builds out UK corporate sales
LONDON – Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BAML) is expanding its UK FX corporate sales team with the hires of Matt Rolfe and Nick Hardy in London.
Deutsche in drive for US sales growth
Deutsche Bank has made two senior hires in its North America foreign exchange team: David Paster and Linda Crish.
BarCap loses Mihocko-Tierney to BAML
BAML gains in electronic commerce and investor sales
BNP Paribas: Liquidity withdrawal key to dollar recovery
BNP Paribas has topped the 12-month currency forecast rankings by focusing on the long-lasting effect of central bank liquidity measures.
Trading Places, March 29, 2010
People moves
Weiss and Dechpokket depart Credit Suisse
Credit Suisse loses two more options traders
SuperDerivatives builds out exotic options
SuperDerivatives adds to its exotic options offering.
Barclays Wealth adds to retail FX system
LONDON - Barclays Wealth has upgraded its retail foreign exchange trading platform, BarxDirect, as it prepares for the rollout of exotic Asian currencies next month.
BarCap loses Longmore
LONDON - Richard Longmore, European head of institutional foreign exchange sales, has left Barclays Capital after weeks of speculation from market sources.
Trading places, March 22, 2010
People moves
BNY Mellon rules out renminbi revaluation in 2010
Currency manipulation rhetoric could spread to Russia
Goldman Sachs runs low in Iberia sales
JP Morgan benefits from US rival
Morgan Stanley continues expansion
US bank hires in the US and UK
Société Générale re-builds FX trading
O'Sullivan set to join as co-head of trading
Credit Suisse seeks trading chief
Delelis heads to buy-side
RBS tries to stem losses
UK bank hires in sales