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New structure for RBS

LONDON – The Royal Bank of Scotland is set to reorganise its corporate banking & financial markets division (CBFM), with a new structure to be in place from next year.

A change in balance

The market has bought the interest rate argument – and the dollar – in 2005. With the end of HIA related repatriation, the balance will change in the new year, writes Chris Furness, senior market strategist at 4Cast in London

Man to build on Refco's ashes

NEW YORK – UK financial services firm Man Financial is to reincarnate part of the old Refco business with the launch of Man FX Clear by the middle of this month.

Swiss e-swaps from ABN Amro

LONDON AND ZURICH – Dutch bank ABN Amro last week launched electronic trading in Swiss franc-denominated interest rate swaps (IRS), moving it across from the previous voice-only service.

India looks to tourism

LONDON – India is looking to make tourism the number one source of foreign exchange in the next three years, by doubling its forex earnings, according to tourism minister, Renuka Chowdhury.

Improved outlook for krona

The outlook for the Swedish krona has improved, but the impact will be felt in the crosses, where a topping pattern is developing, says Meg Browne, senior currency strategist at Brown Brothers Harriman in New York

Invest in a carry basket EMTN

Christine Lefort, global head of FX Structuring at Calyon in Paris, suggests a way to extract returns from FX-linked investments in a time of low rate differentials

HSBC breaks into top three

LONDON - UBS has held on to the top spot to be named FX Week Bank of the year for the third year in a row. But the biggest upset sees HSBC break into the top three at Citigroup's expense.

BarCap sticks to core view

Barclays Capital's (BarCap) presence in the top five of the one- and three-month rankings in recent weeks is due to the UK bank sticking to its core view on the dollar.

HSBC breaks into top three

LONDON - UBS has held on to the top spot to be named FX Week Bank of the year for the third year in a row. But the biggest upset sees HSBC break into the top three at Citigroup's expense.

Brokers pulled into NAB scandal

MELBOURNE – National Australia Bank NAB) is demanding more than A$539 million ($394 million) in compensation from interdealer broker Icap and another unnamed broker for losses the bank incurred following last year's rogue-trading scandal.

A towering rate of return

Sara Sullivan, head of currency solutions at ANZ Investment Bank in London, presents a way of enhancing returns on deposits by taking a view on exchange rates

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