Societe Generale

Sterling: hamstrung by the latest round of QE?

With the announcement from the Bank of England on October 6 of a further round of quantitative easing, the consensus view of contributors to FX Week’s currency forecast index is that cable will remain around 1.55 for the next three months, despite being…

Taking stock of 2011: Technology

Upgrading forex trading systems to prepare for regulatory change or simply keep pace with competitors has been a key trend of 2011 for all participants. In the final part of a series of articles taking stock of the year so far, Miriam Siers and Chiara…

Taking stock of 2011: the euro

The challenges 2011 has already thrown at foreign exchange market participants have been multi-faceted, ranging from a tough trading environment in major currency pairs to the preparation for new trading and clearing regulations. In the first of a series…

Sefs lose their painful bite

The prospect of swap execution facilities under the Dodd-Frank Act initially struck fear into the operators of single-dealer platforms facing a possible loss of business. The appearance of the Sef Clarification Act last month, coupled with a changing…

Our summer of discontent

July and August typically herald a quiet period for FX trading desks with low volatility and subdued investor activity. 2011 has been very different, with banks facing a number of challenges across major currencies in recent weeks. How have they managed…

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