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Clearview charged by CFTC

NEW YORK -- The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) has charged Clearview Capital Management and its head trader James Weiss for misrepresentation, and is seeking an injunction to suspend the firm.

‘Illegal trading’ costs NAB $140m

MELBOURNE -- Australia’s largest bank, National Australia Bank (NAB), became the latest victim of alleged rogue forex trading last week. The bank said on Tuesday (January 13) that it had uncovered losses of up to A$180 million (US$140 million) from…

Five-year-old euro comes of age

FRANKFURT -- When the euro was first introduced, many were sceptical about its potential for success and concerned about its impact on the FX market as a whole. But as it celebrated its five-year anniversary this month, the euro’s status is gradually…

EBS outage sparks BoJ rumours

LONDON -- Dealers acting on behalf of the Bank of Japan (BoJ) may have been among the customers frustrated by momentary lapses in spot broking platform EBS’s dealable rates last week.

September - Quote unquote

"We jointly decided that the best move would be to increase its FX expertise" -- Jim Brown , managing director of TH Lee Global Internet Managers, on the departure of Currenex chief executive Lori Mirek in January

Shrinking cost of FX options

LONDON -- The cost of buying currency options has come down only "moderately" for clients in recent weeks and months, said options specialists interviewed by FX Week last week. But in terms of the increased risk protection they currently provide for that…

Market eyes fresh dollar falls

LONDON -- Forex market analysts and traders are predicting fresh falls for the dollar in the coming months after euro/dollar hit successive record highs last week.

Market consolidation ‘not all bad’

Consolidation in the FX market has not adversely affected efficiency or liquidity, Mark Monahan, global head of sales at EBS told delegates at the FX Week congress in London last week.

FX scam at top banks exposed

NEW YORK -- A currency trading scam allegedly carried out by five traders at top global banks, nine brokers and three officials at retail FX firms -- including a former member of the Federal Reserve’s FX committee -- was uncovered last week as part of…

Tax reforms 'could deter corporate hedging'

LONDON -- The UK government's proposals to align corporations' tax more closely with financial accounts could create yet another deterrent for corporate hedging, the Association of Corporate Treasurers (ACT) has warned.

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