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Industry pushes to expand CLS coverage

LONDON - Panellists at the FX Week Europe Congress held in London last week applauded CLS for its role in alleviating settlement risk, but pushed for expansion to cover more counterparties, currencies and products.

Trouble ahead in emerging EMEA

Nick Chamie , head of emerging markets research at RBC Capital Markets in Toronto, analyses the results of the bank's latest Financial Risk Scorecard, and finds there are tough times ahead for the Baltic states

Algos 'point inwards' amid low liquidity

LONDON - There will be greater internalisation of flow as banks search for liquidity, according to a panel discussing algorithmic trading developments at last week's FX Week Europe Congress.

Retail FX benefits as traders go DIY

LONDON - The retail foreign exchange revolution could benefit from reduced headcounts within the financial services industry, according to Mark Davison, vice-president of pro-sales at Forex Capital Markets (FXCM).

Risk aversion still 'dominant theme'

Rabobank took top spot in FX Week 's one-month currency forecast rankings this week with a view that a continuation of investor deleveraging would keep the US dollar strong.

Fisher: FX will slow down to assess risk

LONDON - Activity in the foreign exchange market will "pull back" over the next couple of years, while risk management will become a key focus for the industry, according to Paul Fisher, London-based head of the FX and reserves management division at the…

Gu appointment casts shadow over BoA FX

LONDON & NEW YORK - David Gu has been slated to head rates and currencies following the merger of Merrill Lynch and Bank of America (BoA), throwing into doubt the future of the BoA foreign exchange team, say market sources.

UBS wins with front-to-back approach

UBS has retained its number one position as the best bank for foreign exchange prime brokerage in this year's FX Week Best Bank Awards. Deutsche and Citi followed in second and third places respectively.

OTC derivatives on the up

BASEL - The Bank for International Settlements' (BIS) semi-annual report has shown a significant increase in the growth of over-the-counter foreign exchange derivatives in the first half of this year.

Credit Suisse advances in Asia forex

HONG KONG & SYDNEY - Credit Suisse released its advanced execution service (AES) for foreign exchange in Asia last month, following the system's US and European rollout earlier this year.

Cable: we've been here before

Peter Luxton, global economic adviser at Informa Global Markets in London, looks at how cable is faring during this economic crisis, and finds it is following a similar pattern to cable during the 1992-93 slump

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