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COESfx signs Nostradamus

PLAINVIEW, NEW YORK – Electronic communication network COESfx and vendor Nostradamus Systems have linked up to provide traders with a tool to predict future foreign exchange levels.

JP Morgan revamps in Asia

HONG KONG – JP Morgan has reorganised senior management in Asia and hired Tarun Mahrotri, formerly regional head of trading at HSBC in Hong Kong.

Dow Jones/Relegence launch info service

NEW YORK – Dow Jones and real-time financial services news engine Relegence, have launched an "information command center" for buy-side and sell-side financial professionals.

Gain takes $40 million advantage

BEDMINSTER, New Jersey – Futures commission merchant, Gain Capital, has received $40 million in equity investment from US private equity firm, VantagePoint Venture Partners.

Icap concludes deal with EBS

LONDON – Interdealer broker Icap's agreement to acquire electronic forex heavyweight EBS last week could signal a shift in the current landscape of the forex market, say analysts.

Yen and RMB undervalued, finds survey

LONDON – The majority of fund managers believe the yen is undervalued based on current fundamentals, according to research by US investment bank Merrill Lynch.

Shake-up at Credit Suisse continues

NEW YORK & LONDON – Credit Suisse's sales head has left the bank, continuing a shake-up that started when Gael de Boissard, co-head of fixed income, took over FX responsibility, according to bank sources.

Russia selects Trema

MOSCOW – The Central Bank of Russia is implementing treasury management software from vendor Trema to support its reserve management operations.

GFT signs to Dow Jones news and info

ADA, MICHIGAN – Online currency firm Global Forex Trading (GFT) has gone live with a customised selection of Dow Jones news and information via its proprietary online FX trading software, DealBook FX2.

CFTC finds trader liable for $32 million

WASHINGTON, DC – The US Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has granted a permanent injunction against Ronald Steven Holt and three associated companies for financial misdemeanours, while fining them a total of $32 million.

MAS maintains forex policy

SINGAPORE – The Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) maintained its stance of 'modest and gradual' appreciation at its semi-annual policy review last Tuesday.

Shake-up at Credit Suisse continues

NEW YORK & LONDON – Credit Suisse's sales head has left the bank, continuing a shake-up that started when Gael de Boissard, co-head of fixed income, took over FX responsibility, according to bank sources.

Standard Chartered builds in sales

DUBAI & NEW YORK – Standard Chartered has boosted its global FX sales capabilities by making a senior appointment in the Middle East and a new addition in New York.

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