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Marex Financial takes FXall

LONDON – Independent brokerage firm, Marex Financial has started offering foreign exchange liquidity and trading services from FXall to clients in Europe, the Middle East and the US.

Saxo makes retail move

COPENHAGEN – Saxo Bank is making significant changes to its structure, as it seeks to boost its retail business with senior hires from the Danish business world.

SEB's greenback loyalty pays off

SKANDINAVISKA ENSKILDA BANKEN'S (SEB) 14-month loyalty towards a positive US dollar – dating back to late 2004 – has seen the bank rewarded with the top spot in the one-month rankings and one-month historical index.

Mixed results for European banks

PARIS & ZURICH – There were mixed results for the European banks who reported their 2005 results last week, with Société Générale (SG) reaping the rewards of a strong year, while UBS saw a slight fall.

GFT gains Japan approval

ADA, MICHIGAN – Global Forex Trading (GFT) has become the first foreign-based non-Japanese firm specialising in FX trading services to receive licensing from the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan, it claims.

Greenback 'to keep falling'

LONDON – The US dollar is to continue its decline against many commodity and 'new broader world' currencies, despite a rise against the euro and yen, according to Jim O'Neill, chief economist at Goldman Sachs in London.

Dresdner sales head departs

FRANKFURT – Juergen Barthel, global head of FX sales at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein (DrKW) in Frankfurt, has left the bank. Although DrKW declined to comment, it is understood Barthel's departure is part of an ongoing restructuring by Harry Culham,…

China allows RMB IR swaps

BEIJING – The People's Bank of China (PBOC) has issued new regulations allowing banks to conduct renminbi-denominated interest rate swap transactions on a trial basis.

The bonuses of networking

Ronald Balzano , president of COESfx, says businesses relying too heavily on trading desks will lose out to firms that offer customers quick and easy access via ECNs

FXall signs TD

NEW YORK & TORONTO – Multibank platform FXall has added Toronto Dominion to its list of liquidity providers, taking its current number of banks to over 60.

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