What’s ahead for 2006

What do you see as the most significant development for FX for 2005?

Jim Turley, head of global currencies and commodities, Deutsche Bank

The true emergence of FX as an asset class, recognised as a source of uncorrelated portable alpha that should be part of every investment portfolio.

Cliff Lewis, chief executive, Currenex

Banks were forced to focus on P&L rather than market share.John Eley, president and CEO, Hotspot FX

The biggest change we saw in 2005 was the growth of client-side liquidity in

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