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Banks brace for algo trading boom in 2008

As the industry continues to digest the credit market's meltdown, foreign exchange trading volumes continue to boom. Representatives of the major FX banks, Credit Suisse, HSBC and Saxo Bank, discuss the main technology trends in e-FX trading to watch in…

G-10 currencies face a grim 2008

John Hydeskov , senior FX analyst at Danske Markets in Copenhagen, predicts the road ahead for G-10 currencies in light of an ongoing financial crisis

Lehman gains from CBA split

SYDNEY - The Commonwealth Bank of Australia's (CBA) decision to split its global markets and treasury business is playing into the hands of local competitors Lehman Brothers and the National Australia Bank.

Saxo in executive shake-up

COPENHAGEN - Christian Frahm, senior executive director and head of Europe, excluding UK and the Middle East, at Saxo Bank in Copenhagen, left the bank last month.

CLS launches NDF settlement

LONDON - ABN Amro, Credit Suisse, Fortis, HSBC and the Royal Bank of Scotland became the first settlement banks to go live with non-deliverable for-wards settlement over settlement system CLS last week.

Forex cons caught red-handed

DETROIT - The Michigan Federal Court has ordered Millenium Trading Group and Worldwide Clearing of Florida, as well as Florida resident Cedric Stanton, to pay more than $10 million in sanctions.

FXMS reveals profit-share plans

LONDON - FXMarketSpace (FXMS) is introducing a profit-share programme that will allocate 37.5% of its pre-tax profit between the most active traders, in an aggressive push to boost liquidity on the platform.

Credit Suisse e-trades exotics

LONDON - Credit Suisse has enabled trading in structured exotic foreign exchange options on its proprietary electronic trading platform, Merlin, with select institutional clients globally, the Swiss dealer said last week.

Hotspot FXi revamp means faster trades

JERSEY CITY, NJ - Electronic communications network (ECN) Hotspot FXi plans to implement a multiple-server matching engine architecture to replace its single matching engine in January 2008, to improve the platform's performance.

Icap and CME post strong FX gains

CHICAGO & LONDON - Interdealer broker Icap and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) continue to report strong month-on-month gains in foreign exchange trading volume.

Credit and equity keep Scotia results down

The global capital markets business at Scotia Bank generated a 2% rise in revenue to $1.26 billion for the fiscal year 2007, compared with the previous year.

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