Foreign exchange

RBS targets US growth

Royal Bank of Scotland has topped this week's 12-month historical index by maintaining that the global recovery would not be derailed by intensifying problems in the eurozone periphery.

Delelis finds a new home

Former head of spot and proprietary trading at Credit Suisse Alain Delelis has been hired by proprietary trading firm First New York Securities in New York (FX Week, March 22, 2010).

SocGen strengthens strategy team

Société Générale has strengthened its foreign exchange strategy team with three new hires in London, following the departure last year of senior FX strategist Valentin Marinov in London.

Marex signs up to CME and Ice

Institutional broker Marex has joined exchanges CME and Ice as a full clearing member, it announced on January 18. Hunter Baldwin, managing director at Marex North America, said the move was in response to customer demand and Marex’s expansion into North…

UBS: FX CCPs will be “too big to fail”

Foreign exchange central counterparties (CCPs) will automatically be “too big to fail” because the consequences of failure are too terrible, according to Huw Evans, managing director and chief operating officer of FX at UBS.

4Cast wins out with euro risk

4Cast topped the one-month currency forecast rankings by predicting that the euro bounce at the start of the year would take a hit from the return of concerns over euro sovereign debt.

Saxo hires Citi vet

Saxo Bank has hired Citi’s former global head of client management as it expands its front-office business in London.

Yield strategy wins out in 2010

Currency managers using the yield strategy would have been top performers in 2010, indicates research from Royal Bank of Scotland. The bank’s naive simulations of currency strategies found that the yield strategy generated 8.9% last year and 5.3% in…

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