News/Technology

New name and chief executive for Tullet

NEW YORK – Tullett Financial has changed its name following the merger with Prebon, and named G Andrea Danese as chief executive. The company will now be known as Tullett Prebon Information.

Reuters consolidates Knowledge platform

New York – Reuters is introducing a new version of its Knowledge research and fundamental analysis product, which will replace the previous Reuters and Multex incarnations of Knowledge with a single platform.

London blasts hit e-trading

LONDON – Last Thursday’s terrorist attacks in London caused widespread disruption to electronic trading, with spreads widening considerably and at least one bank not delivering prices to a portal.

CoesFx adds 10 new pairs

PLAINVIEW, NY – Electronic currency network, CoesFx, has added 10 new currency pairs, almost doubling the number of currencies available to its retail and institutional clients.

New fund from ABN Amro

LONDON – ABN Amro has begun marketing a new currency fund made up of 10 underlying managed accounts, providing a diversified portfolio of currency management styles.

Finevo Markets takes FNX

NEW YORK – Manhattan-based broker-dealer Finevo Markets Group is employing FNX's ASP solution as its core platform for straight-through processing and processing of foreign exchange transactions.

Saxo Bank founders cash in

COPENHAGEN – Founders of Saxo Bank Lars Seier Christensen and Kim Fournais stand to pocket more than $30 million each following the sale of 25% of the business to a private equity firm.

NAB currency trader jailed

MELBOURNE – Luke Duffy, former head of the National Australia Bank’s (NAB) foreign currency options desk, has been sentenced to 29 months’ imprisonment for his part in the bank’s rogue trading scandal unearthed last year.

WestLB using Cognotec to link to 360T

NEW YORK – Cognotec, the Dublin-based technology vendor, has selected WestLB, a partner bank, to deliver live automated market-making to multi-asset trading platform 360T.

More EM currencies for RBS FiX

LONDON – Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has made a further upgrade to its online FX service, RBS FiX, with the addition of forward benchmark prices for 12 emerging markets currencies.

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