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Central banks increase FX holdings

BEIJING AND WASHINGTON DC – A Chinese official last week highlighted the possibility of a significant move out of US dollar reserves, as the latest IMF figures show central banks have continued to hold faith in the greenback.

SG expands electronic business

PARIS – Société Générale (SG) is to make further enhancements to its platform, SGFXtrade, as it looks to rapidly expand its geographical range between now and early next year.

CST merger leads to derivatives domination

LONDON – The £132 million Collins Stewart Tullett (CST) acquisition of Prebon Yamane last October has propelled the combined group to domination of the broker categories for interest rate and currency derivatives in sister pulication Risk 's 2005 inter…

Platforms adopt algorithmic trading

NEW YORK – Algorithmic trading continues to gather momentum, with trading platforms EBS and Hotspot FXi linking to software provider Progress Software Corporation's Apama Algorithmic trading software.

Platforms adopt algorithmic trading

NEW YORK – Algorithmic trading continues to gather momentum, with trading platforms EBS and Hotspot FXi linking to software provider Progress Software Corporation's Apama Algorithmic trading software.

Saxo Bank expands FX

COPENHAGEN & FRANKFURT – Saxo Bank, the Danish foreign exchange specialist, has introduced enhanced technology to cover a wider range of products and functionality.

Bank of Beijing selects Misys

BEIJING - The Bank of Beijing (BoB) is to go live with Misys banking systems, Opics and Misys Trade Innovation solutions for its trade finance and treasury management services.

Don't fall behind, use the REER

The real effective exchange rate holds the key to how the government can manage damaging rupee fluctuation, according to Kotak Mahindra Bank's Treasury Solutions team in India

CLS heads for the buy side

NEW YORK - CLS is to expand into non-deliverable forwards (NDFs) and OTC options - a move that could pave the way for far greater buy-side participation on the settlement system.

RBS offers multiple FX pricing

LONDON – The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) is extending its swaps and forwards capabilities by offering prices on multiple platforms. The bank will be live with prices for swaps and forwards on Currenex in coming weeks, on a request-for-quote (RFQ) basis.

The technology to succeed

In-house technology will drive volumes and profit, says Charles Marston, chief executive officer at Calypso in San Francisco

Heading for the final USD selling opportunity

Hans-Guenther Redeker, global head of FX strategy at BNP Paribas in London, suggests a way to take advantage of the prospect of near-term dollar strength to protect against the likelihood of longer-term USD weakness.

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