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M&A flows – the Aussie angle

Sharon Yeshaya, FX strategist at Morgan Stanley in New York looks at the effect the current M&A cycle will have on the Australian dollar

European banks down in Q3

ZURICH, FRANKFURT & AMSTERDAM – European FX results were down for the third quarter, with only Credit Suisse managing to beat last year's figures.

Calyon appoints Catalanello to spearhead forex

NEW YORK – Calyon has hired Robert Catalanello as head of FX in New York. Catalanello left Merrill Lynch, where was head of global FX client sales, in September ( FX Week , September 4). His role at Merrill involved developing and implementing the bank's…

Citigroup extends into Cyprus

NICOSIA – Citigroup has extended its forex settlement capabilities to Cyprus with the extension of its direct custody and clearing (DCC) network to the country. The move comes as part of a wider move into Cyprus. It will see the bank offering…

European banks down in Q3

ZURICH, FRANKFURT & AMSTERDAM – European FX results were down for the third quarter, with only Credit Suisse managing to beat last year's figures.

Banks build forex in Asia

JAKARTA & SINGAPORE – There have been senior moves at major banks in the Asia-Pacific region this week, as banks look to boost their teams in the region.

London lords it over continental rivals

London remains the heart and soul of the foreign exchange industry, with its position as the global financial capital of the world confirmed by a report published by International Financial Services, a London-based research firm.

China bans pricing in offshore NDF market

BEIJING – Chinese officials last week banned local banks from quoting prices in the offshore non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market in an effort to boost trading onshore, said analysts.

China bans pricing in offshore NDF market

BEIJING – Chinese officials last week banned local banks from quoting prices in the offshore non-deliverable forwards (NDF) market in an effort to boost trading onshore, said analysts.

Sharia forex hedges take off

KUALA LUMPUR & DUBAI – The market for sharia-compliant forex hedges continues to grow, with Citigroup structuring the first cross-border sharia-compliant cross-currency profit rate swap worth $230 million.

How to play gravity-defying USD/JPY

Peter Luxton, Global Markets Adviser and Shant Movsesian, Senior Options Analyst at Informa Global Markets advise taking dollar bulls into account when trading on potential weakness

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