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Deutsche expands PB offering

LONDON - Deutsche Bank is boosting its prime brokerage capabilities with the hire of a European head and an expansion of services.

Reuters expands in China

EIJING - Reuters is significantly increasing its presence in China, signing five banks to its Dealing 3000 matching service and selling its Kondor risk management product suite to six.

SEB signs up to FX Connect

STOCKHOLM - Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken (SEB) is the latest bank to join FX Connect, State Street's electronic FX trading platform.

Refco saga continues

NEW YORK – The Refco saga continued last week, with creditors vetoing a deal that would have seen the remains of the unregulated business sold to Forex Capital Management.

CLS breaks one-day trading record

LONDON – CLS Bank set a new record for the number of payment instructions settled in one day breaking the half million barrier for the first time. It settled 502,384 instructions on with a gross value of $3.9 trillion on January 17.

Marex Financial takes FXall

LONDON – Independent brokerage firm, Marex Financial has started offering foreign exchange liquidity and trading services from FXall to clients in Europe, the Middle East and the US.

Saxo makes retail move

COPENHAGEN – Saxo Bank is making significant changes to its structure, as it seeks to boost its retail business with senior hires from the Danish business world.

UOB selects WSS for Thai branch

NEW YORK & BANGKOK – Singapore-based United Overseas Bank (UOB) has selected vendor Wall Street Systems' (WSS) full FX front- to back-office processing for its newly formed Thai branch UOB (Thai).

Mixed results for European banks

PARIS & ZURICH – There were mixed results for the European banks who reported their 2005 results last week, with Société Générale (SG) reaping the rewards of a strong year, while UBS saw a slight fall.

BIS group to work on settlement delays

BASEL – A Bank for International Settlements (BIS) working group will look at settlement problems in the over-the-counter derivatives market, in an effort to deal with delays in trade processing.

GFT gains Japan approval

ADA, MICHIGAN – Global Forex Trading (GFT) has become the first foreign-based non-Japanese firm specialising in FX trading services to receive licensing from the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan, it claims.

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