Opinion

Is FX execution changing its colours?

The proliferation of new trading tools and platforms in the foreign exchange market is a welcome development that should enhance the buy-side trading experience, writes Lisa Seim

The jewel in the crown

Despite sweeping changes at a number of investment banks to prepare for regulation and changing market conditions, FX remains a core business for most top-tier banks

Angling for the Asian frisbee

Regulation was top of the agenda at the FX Week Asia conference, with serious concerns voiced alongside some signs of positivity, writes Joel Clark

Celebrating in style

As CLS, Saxo Bank and FXall celebrate anniversaries of varying significance, FX Week unveils the launch of its new iPad and tablet edition

Flying in the dark

Robert Savage, chief executive of Track.com, looks at the recent weakness of the US dollar and places his bets for the fourth quarter

All eyes turn towards EBS

EBS is set to unveil the next round of system and policy changes this week, which will be closely scrutinised by newer entrants and competing platforms

The 14-month determination

Now that the Treasury is expected to confirm its proposed exemption of FX swaps and forwards, will its original all-or-nothing mandate need to change?

And so to the front office

Following the recent appearance of two alternative trading platforms, questions have been raised about how many new platforms the FX market can hold

Why the Q1 risk rally was a glass half empty

Following a risk rally in foreign exchange markets during the first quarter, several of the positive drivers of that rally have now dissipated. Looking ahead to the rest of the year, Callum Henderson explains why investors should continue to short…

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