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May 2010

Euromoney FX survey 2010: RBS must change with the times


Euromoney FX survey 2010: Results index
The chasing pack narrows the gap
French banks take an increasing share of corporate business
Morgan Stanley committed to client satisfaction in FX
Australian banks build on their survival skills
Nomura: the one to watch?
Scandinavian banks advance in institutional FX

In 2007 Royal Bank of Scotland and Barclays stood head to head, as they tussled for control of ABN Amro. In the end, RBS won that scrap but Barclays has been winning most battles ever since. In foreign exchange, the two banks have developed very similar global markets franchises; they shared a very similar footprint, spoke...

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