Foreign exchange
A market for relationship managers
Relationship management has never played a stronger role in winning business - and support - than over the past year. Those dealers that have the best relationship managers seem to be rewarded with client wins, even if they aren't quite operationally…
Thomson Reuters gears up for Project Utah release
Brokers struggle to maintain 2008 revenues
Hitchins farewells TD Securities
Senior trader leaves market
BoAML continues FX rebuild
Additional hires in New York and Tokyo
Settlement risk top priority for banks
ClientKnowledge shares FX survey results
Fiscal policy could prove fatal for sterling
George Magnus, senior economic adviser, and Mansoor Mohi-uddin, chief currency strategist at UBS in London and Singapore respectively, join the UK policy debate
Kaazing sets sights on EMEA
Kaazing branches out in Europe, the Middle East and Africa
TMS: the only way is up for EUR/USD
TMS Brokers tops one-month forecast
Kraft joins BoAML as head of Japan FX
Bank of America Merrill Lynch (BoAML) has made a key hire to its foreign exchange business in Tokyo, as part of plans to aggressively build out its market share in Japan.
Post-crisis shakeout will reveal new leaders
After any crisis there is change. But the rate of change in the foreign exchange market means this industry is undergoing a dramatic shift in structure and make-up that will result in, for better or worse, different leaders in the market.
Greek deadlines loom for euro
Dealers look ahead to Ides of March as lack of clarity on Greece debt crisis keeps trading range-bound for now.
Trading Places, February 22, 2010
Trading places, people moves
ETF Securities diversifies into EM
Emerging market currencies added to ETF's products
Jerome departs StanChart
Global head expected to re-emerge at Morgan Stanley
Scotia scoops the 12-month forecast again
Scotia tops 12-month poll for second week running
BarCap eyes number one spot in FX
UK dealer outlines 2010 ambitions
RBS resignations prompt restructure
LONDON & STAMFORD, CT - Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has implemented a new structure for its sales and trading business today (February 15), following the departure of two senior managers in London last Friday (February 12).
BoAML realigns FXPB into multi-asset business
Zia quits Bank of America Merrill Lynch
CME reports record volumes
Greece crisis boon for exchange
Traders pile in for euro protection
Traders are still snapping up protection against a collapse in the euro.