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BoE rate hike should have been higher

Commenting on last week's widely anticipated 0.25% rise in UK base rates, London-based fund manager Ted Scott of F&C Investments believes the Bank of England's Monetary Policy Committee should have done more to stamp out inflationary expectations

Citi embarks on major shake-up

NEW YORK, LONDON & SINGAPORE – Citi has completed the next phase of senior management changes in FX under the new fixed income, currencies and commodities (FICC) structure introduced in 2006.

Hotspot and Traiana warm up to Netlink

JERSEY CITY, NJ – Electronic communications network Hotspot FX is teaming up with FX post-trade technology vendor Traiana, to roll out NetLink over its institutional platform.

BNP hires two US rates heads

NEW YORK, LONDON & PARIS – BNP Paribas has boosted its New York rates and London commodities businesses, but is said to have lost in French FX sales.

Logicscope to use BT Radianz for TradeSTP

LONDON – Logicscope, a data management and STP systems vendor, said it will use the BT Radianz shared market infrastructure to offer hosted access to TradeSTP, its multi-asset trade notification product.

Mixed results for Swiss banks

ZURICH & NEW YORK – Credit Suisse and UBS posted a mixed bag of results in fixed-income last week, with the former seeing a rise, the latter experiencing a decline.

BoA creates London team

LONDON – Bank of America (BoA) has created a proprietary rates trading team to manage strategic positions for Europe, the Middle East and Africa (EMEA).

Avoiding corporate cable complacency

UK corporates need to keep their eyes on hedging policies as city analysts debate the sustainability of the current cable price, says John Haines , managing director, financial markets sales at Lloyds TSB Corporate Markets

Morgan Stanley gets Tradebook

NEW YORK – Morgan Stanley has enabled its institutional clients to electronically trade FX and interest rate futures on Bloomberg's Tradebook platform.

Banks still dominate market, report finds

BOSTON – Electronic trading may be expanding, but increased automation is failing to push major dealing banks from a dominant position in the FX market, according to a report released last week.

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