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Merrill boss adds ex-colleagues

NEW YORK – Merrill Lynch's new global FX chief, Stephen Kemp, has hired three former colleagues from Morgan Stanley, the bank he left last April in order to join Merrill.

FXall adds Japanese bank

TOKYO – Multi-bank portal FXall is continuing to expand its Japanese client base with the addition of Mitsubishi Trust and Banking Corporation (MTBC) to the platform early next quarter. Misubishi Trust, the largest trust bank in Japan, is the second…

GNI adds to spot platform

LONDON – UK broker GNI, a division of alternative investment provider Man Group, goes live today (June 28) with two more currency pairs on its online platform GNI Touch's spot FX trading module.

Tax bill to bring the dollars home

NEW YORK – A new tax bill in the US that is likely to herald a massive repatriation of funds into the country could spell a 5%–10% hike for the dollar, according to one scenario model from Dutch bank ABN Amro.

DrKW launches Nordic team

LONDON – Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) has hired three dealers in London for a new Nordic financial institutions derivatives marketing team. The team, which joins Dresdner from a range of top-tier banks, will market the bank's range of…

NAB hires senior managers in Asia

TOKYO – National Australia Bank (NAB) has made two senior appointments in Asia. Shinya Fukumoto joins in Tokyo as director and head of capital markets, Japan, from TD Securities, where he has worked for 10 years, most recently as a director in strategic…

Forex firm fined record $100m for fraud

NEW YORK – A US federal court ruled in favour of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) last week, as it found a foreign exchange futures firm liable for the illegal sale of futures contracts. The $100 million restitution and penalty charges…

Yen volatility returns in MoF absence

TOKYO – Traders in Japan are reporting a healthy return to yen volatility following the Japanese Ministry of Finance's (MoF) withdrawal from currency intervention in mid March.

UBS loses two in fund sales

STAMFORD – UBS lost two from its institutional sales team in Stamford, Connecticut last week, a spokesperson for the bank told FX Week .

Overlay staff in short supply

NEW YORK – Demand for currency overlay is outstripping the supply of available managers, as the boom in investors managing currency continues.

EBS trading soars on volatility

LONDON – Spot broker EBS reported the fourth busiest trading day in its 11-year history last Wednesday (June 9), as the market reacted to a Federal Reserve statement hinting at aggressive rate hikes.

StanChart adds for global sales

SINGAPORE – Standard Chartered last week confirmed three hires to its global sales team, reflecting growing client business in both Asia and Europe, said David Carr, global head of sales and e-commerce at StanChart in Singapore.

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