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StanChart takes Solace for FX data messaging

Standard Chartered has rolled out hardware-based messaging vendor Solace Systems’ 3260 message routers, to provide low-latency data distribution between the bank’s offices to support its new global FX trading platform.

CFH hires from CMC and Saxo

LONDON & COPENHAGEN – CFH Markets has made two key hires in London and Copenhagen, as it continues to expand its presence in the margin FX trading business.

IG up despite Japan retail leverage cap

LONDON - IG Group reported a 16% rise in revenues for the third quarter, to £79 million, versus the same period last year, despite new caps on leverage for retail traders in Japan.

RBC deploys Progress Apama

LONDON – RBC Capital Markets has deployed Progress Apama's FX Aggregation system to support its FX dealing operations, the vendor announced last week (September 8).

Retail brokers evolve to meet regulation

NEW YORK - Retail brokers in the US continue to shape up internal business practices to abide by best practices introduced by industry regulator the National Futures Association (NFA).

Commerzbank builds FX globally

Commerzbank has made key hires in sales and trading across Asia, Europe and the US as it strengthens its global FX business, the bank said on August 25.

Thomson Reuters veteran to leave

Mark Redwood, president, sales and trading, in the markets division at Thomson Reuters in London, is due to leave by the end of the year, the company confirms.

UniCredit restarts build in Asia

HONG KONG – UniCredit has made a key hire in Hong Kong as it reinstates plans to grow its presence in the Asia-Pacific, after spending the past year restructuring its fixed-income and currencies (FIC) business.

BAML live on CLS/Traiana by October

NEW YORK - Bank of America Merrill Lynch is due to go live on the CLS/Traiana joint venture trade-aggregation service by October, making it the last of the eight founding banks to begin processing through the service.

Interdealer brokers get boost from FX

LONDON - BGC Partners saw a 54.6% rise in foreign exchange revenues in the second quarter, due to a continuing rebound in global volumes, the broker reported last Thursday (August 5).

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