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ABP prunes USD hedge

AMSTERDAM - Europe's largest pension fund, ABP, is changing its long-term policy of hedging 100% of its US dollar exposure, to 80%.

Ex-EBS chief now at SuperD

LONDON - Jack Jeffery, former chief executive at electronic spot broker EBS, has resurfaced at options pricing and risk management software vendor SuperDerivatives.

The end of the beginning

David Mann, head of research, at Standard Chartered in Hong Kong looks at the key drivers for the major foreign exchange markets

Indian banks demand clarity on forex tax

MUMBAI – Institutional banks in India are requesting clarification from the country’s Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) over whether a new levy on foreign exchange transactions applies to wholesale and interbank trades.

NewEdge grows in Asia-Pacific

HONG KONG – Brokerage firm Newedge is expanding its presence in Hong Kong with five new hires in the special administrative region that will grow its futures and options offering

Westpac wins with element of Surprise

Westpac tops this week’s one-month forecast rankings by accurately predicting a turning point in USD, despite the challenge presented by extreme moves in the currency during March and April.

Death by association

The application of credit technology to diverse underlyings led to the birth of collateralised foreign exchange obligations in 2006. But despite being built from uncorrelated underlyings, their fortunes have proven highly correlated with the wider market…

Non-bank firms to get China look-in

BEIJING - China plans to lower barriers to entering the country's interbank FX market to enable non-bank institutions to participate, said Wang Xiaoyi, deputy head of regulatory body, the State Administration of Foreign Exchange (Safe).

Why you should know your customers

If market rumours are anything to go by, Currenex, Fixi and an FX prime broker could be locked in bitter recriminations after an algorithmic trading client of London-based investment house Fixi blew up last month.

Cfets-CME partnership to aid China trade

BEIJING - The China Foreign Exchange Trade System (Cfets) and the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) are in the final stages of launching FX and interest rate futures trading in the Chinese market, said a senior official.

New roadmap standardises messaging

GLOBAL - A group of financial market messaging organisations released details of an investment roadmap designed to standardise messaging use across the industry earlier this month.

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