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CMS Forex launches e-FX platform

NEW YORK -- New York-based broker Capital Market Services Forex (CMS) aims to add 1,000 retail FX clients in the next six months with a new online spot FX trading platform.

Asian forex still untapped

SINAGPORE -- Five years on from the Asian financial crisis, FX trading opportunities in the region remain largely untapped, market participants told FX Week .

Rand reverses 2001 downtrend

JOHANNESBURG -- Interest rate yields, gold prices and a budget announcement powered the South African rand to a 20-month high against the dollar last week.

Citi triumphs in Asian CLS

TAIWAN -- Citigroup appears to be winning the battle for third-party CLS business in Asia. The bank last week signed up its fourth client in Taiwan alone -- Bank of Kaohsiung, which now joins Union Bank of Taiwan and two other un-named Taiwanese banks as…

Bank One takes MarginMan

CHICAGO -- Foreign exchange traders at Chicago-based Bank One are now using MarginMan, a collateral-management software system from California-based Integral Development.

IG takeover sparks FX job worries

LONDON -- FX jobs could be under threat if City Index, the London-based spread-betting shop owned by Intercapital private group, goes ahead with a takeover of rival IG Index.

FX offers hope for Reuters

LONDON -- Dealing 3000, Reuters’ FX trading system, lost some ground last year, but FX provided some joy for the information and technology giant in its annual results published last week.

RBA unwinds Australian dollar holding

SYDNEY -- The Reserve Bank of Australia took profits on its Australian dollar holdings earlier this year, selling nearly A$500 million, according to the bank’s February bulletin.

Digital strike combats Korean hedging worries

A local importer in South Korea with upcoming dollar payables would be wise to consider a digital strike forward as tensions increase in North Korea, says Charlie Brown, head of structuring and solutions for global FX options at Standard Chartered Bank…

GFI closes FX options mark-to-market gap

NEW YORK -- Solving the problem of marking FX options to market came a step closer to being resolved last week, with the launch of a new ‘revaluation fixing’ service from New York-based interdealer broker GFI.

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