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JSE futures volumes top $1bn

JOHANNESBURG - Increased volatility in the currency markets has helped push the total value of currency futures traded on the Johannesburg Stock Exchange (JSE) beyond the $1 billion mark within 12 months of launch.

Oanda offers money-transfer service

NEW YORK, TORONTO ZURICH & SINGAPORE - Online trading company Oanda is today (June 30) launching a new wire transfer service called FXGlobalTransfer for cash management in cross-border funds transfer.

More departures from JP Morgan

LONDON - Mass redundancies are continuing to affect the foreign exchange desks of JP Morgan in London, with two former Bank One staff reputed to have left the US dealer this month.

Nordea signs up to 360T

COPENHAGEN - Nordea has joined the 360 Treasury Systems (360T) TEX multi-dealer cross-product trading system, in response to a spike in interest among mid-cap clients for the platform, the bank said.

HSBC emerges in Georgia

TBILISI - HSBC is capitalising on rising demand for forex services in the former Soviet Union by opening its first commercial banking branch and head office in Georgia.

CFTC moves to close 'London loophole'

LONDON - The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has moved to impose US position limits and hedge exemption requirements on US customers trading West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude oil on London-based ICE Futures Europe.

Quant demand in full force

GLOBAL - The high demand for quantitative foreign exchange specialists continues, fuelled by concerns over risk controls and growth in local currency derivatives and hybrid derivatives trading, industry sources have told FX Week .

BMO opens branch in Shanghai

SHANGHAI - BMO Financial Group opened its Shanghai branch on May 13th. Initially a representative office, the branch has been upgraded in a bid to increase the bank's coverage of the Yangtze River Delta region.

Icap breaks into retail forex market

LONDON - Icap is breaking into the lucrative retail foreign exchange market by teaming up with London-based retail equity and FX trading sister company City Index, senior officials tell FX Week .

UniCredit eyes up US

NEW YORK - UniCredit has turned its sights to the US by making key foreign exchange hires, after driving its sales and trading businesses in Asia.

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