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Refco exodus begins

LONDON - US brokerage firm Refco has seen the first known departures in the wake of the scandal that rocked financial markets last month.

Tullett Prebon enters China

SHANGHAI - Interdealer broker Tullett Prebon is boosting its presence in the Chinese market by establishing a joint venture broking business with Shanghai International Trust and Investment Corporation.

HSBC breaks into top three

LONDON - UBS has held on to the top spot to be named FX Week Bank of the year for the third year in a row. But the biggest upset sees HSBC break into the top three at Citigroup's expense.

CLS data shows rising usage

Settlement system CLS has started publishing in detail weekly volume and value figures on a monthly basis. For the month of October, the system settled an average of 215,016 instructions a day with a value of $2.2 trillion.

FX auction launched by EBS

LONDON - Olympic legend Sebastian Coe launched an FX trader's auction to raise funds for sports projects globally, while opening the London Stock Exchange last Thursday (November 17).

Student beats FX traders at game

ZURICH - A 23-year-old Swiss student has become the new winner of the fantasy online trading game, FX Player. Martina Baer won a £10,000 trading account from sponsors Finspreads after beating competition from 2,500 players in more than 60 countries,…

SEB offers hedge fund platform

STOCKHOLM - Skandinaviska Enskilda Banken Merchant Banking (SEB) has launched FX Map, a managed account platform allowing investors to access a range of pre-screened FX hedge funds through a single point of entry.

HKMA's Yip moves on

HONG KONG - The Hong Kong Monetary Authority saw a changing of the guard on its reserves management team as Amy Yip, executive director, handed over the reigns to Francis Chu.

HSBC breaks into top three

LONDON - UBS has held on to the top spot to be named FX Week Bank of the year for the third year in a row. But the biggest upset sees HSBC break into the top three at Citigroup's expense.

Brokers pulled into NAB scandal

MELBOURNE – National Australia Bank NAB) is demanding more than A$539 million ($394 million) in compensation from interdealer broker Icap and another unnamed broker for losses the bank incurred following last year's rogue-trading scandal.

Icap goes with Kalahari

SYDNEY – Interdealer broker Icap has gone live with UK-based vendor Kalahari's Australian dollar interest-rate derivatives pricing tool.

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