Trading Systems

'Click and deal' key for funds

LONDON -- Providing clients with the ability to trade FX directly from live streaming prices could prove key for banks targeting a range of clients, said e-FX officials speaking last week.

Intesa bows out of London

LONDON – Banca Intesa, one of the last Italian banks still trading FX in London, closed its desk in April, becoming the latest of its compatriots to consolidate forex in Italy.

EBS prime brokers unveiled

LONDON – Deutsche Bank, JP Morgan Chase (JPMC) and Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) will be the first prime brokers on a new interbank prime brokerage service from spot broker EBS.

Plimsoll steps into currency overlay

NEW JERSEY -- Summit, New Jersey-based fund manager Plimsoll Capital is moving into currency overlay, and expects to secure its first clients this quarter, a senior official told FX Week .

White-label trend takes root

LONDON -- The liquidity outsourcing industry is reaching a crucial stage in its development, according to bankers, vendors and analysts polled by FX Week .

White-label trend takes root

LONDON -- The liquidity outsourcing industry is reaching a crucial stage in its development, according to bankers, vendors and analysts polled by FX Week .

Emerging markets boost HSBC’s profits

LONDON -- A strong performance in emerging markets FX helped HSBC to its biggest-ever yearly forex profits, an official said last week. The bank made $1.17 billion from forex in 2002, up by 4% from $1.12 billion the year before. Based on banks’ financial…

Zero-coupon woes for DZ

FRANKFURT -- DZ Bank, the largest central co-operative bank in Germany, has announced e140 million losses from its zero-coupon interest rate swaps positions due to a mis-keying error.

360T targets more price providers

FRANKFURT -- Multi-bank, multi-asset trading platform 360T expects to have 30 banks connected to its system by year-end, a senior official at the Frankfurt-based firm told FX Week .

Shareholders ousted Mirek

NEW YORK -- Lori Mirek, the recently-departed chief executive of multi-bank portal Currenex, was ousted by the firms’ shareholders, FX Week has learned.

FX Week 2002 award winners

More than 1,000 banks, corporate treasuries and investors voted in our 2002 survey. Winners are listed below and split in to two pages from the links below. The Winners are pictured at the awards dinner held in London on November 21.

eB2C relationships prosper

LONDON -- Bank-to-client relationships remain vital despite the march of electronic trading in forex, heard delegates at the inaugural FX Week Congress last week.

Reuters reasserts forex dominance

UK trading technology and information firm Reuters may be having a difficult year, but its forex business is booming, according to FX Week ’s 2002 survey.

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