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Deutsche strengthens in Russia

MOSCOW & BRASILIA - Deutsche Bank has boosted its FX operations in Russia and Brazil by recruiting staff from JP Morgan and Merrill Lynch.

Staff shedding continues at JP Morgan

NEW YORK AND LONDON - In one of the first cuts to its own FX team, JP Morgan is said to have axed a senior FX salesperson in New York, as part of a continuing attempt to reduce headcount after acquiring troubled bank Bear Stearns.

Westpac boosts FX sales ahead of merger

LONDON AND NEW YORK - Australian dealer Westpac is bolstering its FX sales presence in the US and UK, less than a month after announcing plans to merge with domestic rival St George.

Saxo opens in Tokyo

TOKYO - Saxo Bank has announced it is opening a Tokyo office, Saxo Bank Japan, to expand its trading presence in the Asia-Pacific region.

Funds becoming more reliant on e-FX

STAMFORD, CT - Requirements to prove best execution have led to an increased reliance on electronic trading by fund managers and pension funds, according to research released on June 2.

Forex volumes on CME up in May

CHICAGO - Average daily foreign exchange volumes at the Chicago Mercantile Exchange reached 621,334 contracts with a notional value of $87.92 billion in May, up 29% and 48% respectively on the same period last year.

Hedge funds keen on FX

STAMFORD, CT - Hedge funds increased their forex trading volumes by 180% in 2007, as global FX trading volumes rose 36% to $99 trillion, according to statistics released May 28.

Saxo Bank gains French foothold

PARIS - Saxo Bank plans to acquire Paris-based online foreign exchange broker Cambiste in a seven-figure deal, in anticipation of demand for forex and contracts-for-differences (CFDs) trading in the local French market.

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