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BoA names head of forex Americas

NEW YORK – Bank of America (BoA) has promoted Herbert Perez to head of global FX for the Americas and global head of spot and emerging market currency trading, based in New York.

The rise of the vol product

To get pure exposure to the new asset class, Philippe Lintern , head of FX Complex Products at The Royal Bank Of Scotland in London, proposes volatility products

Mifid: the final countdown

Those that haven't firmly addressed their execution policy must take action, says Chris Pickles , chair of the directive's Joint Working Group in London

FXMS embarks on global push

LONDON, CHICAGO & NEW YORK – Eight new roles have been created at Reuters and CME joint venture FXMarketSpace (FXMS), to drive the platform's continued global expansion.

Banks strike landmark deal in Vietnam

HONG KONG – HSBC and Standard Chartered last week entered into the first interbank Vietnamese dong interest rate swap, marking a landmark deal for the local currency derivatives market.

Sensible, flexible, stable: meet the GBP

Despite dropping all talk of euro membership, the UK has achieved exactly what it needed: a stable and sensibly priced currency while maintaining a flexible monetary policy, says Simon Derrick , head of currency research at Bank of New York in London

Trading Places

HSBC, Joseph De Feo, Merril, Nixon, Citi, Bear Sterns, Credit Suisse, Calyon, RZB, WestLB, ANZ, CMC

Reaction to China’s wider trading band

In the week after China’s triple response on monetary policy, sentiment on the groundis confident, according to two experts at JP Morgan in Singapore: David Fernandez,head of emerging Asian economic research, and Claudio Piron, head of Asian FX research

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