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The ongoing ebb and flow of the European sovereign debt crisis and its impact on the underlying stability of bank balance sheets has focussed the minds of buy-side clients when it comes to choosing their FX counterparties.
Published February 2012 euromoney.com
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The migration from voice trading to electronic execution in the foreign exchange markets continues to build momentum. And the results of EuromoneyFXNews e-trading survey show that buy-side clients expect to increase the level of electronic execution even more in the future.
Published February 2012 euromoney.com
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Daily foreign exchange turnover averaged $1,972 billion in the UK during October 2011, 3% lower than in April 2011, though 17% higher than a year earlier, according to the Bank of England’s semi-annual turnover survey for the Foreign Exchange Joint Standing Committee.
Published February 2012 euromoney.com
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The purpose of our inaugural e-trading was to assess the behaviour of buy-side clients when trading on electronic platforms, but we also asked respondents to name their three most-preferred single-dealer platforms, as well as their least favourite.
Published February 2012 euromoney.com
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ECB injection lifts risk sentiment; Low-rate prospect boosts appeal
Euromoney February 2012
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Euromoney February 2012
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Foreign exchange buy-side clients continue to move towards full adoption of electronic trading, according to a survey of buy side currency traders, conducted by EuromoneyFXNews, which has been published today.
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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Please help make Euromoney's 34th annual survey of the world's foreign exchange markets the most authoritative and comprehensive ranking possible. FX survey 2012 is now open
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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Icap, the world’s largest inter-dealer broker, has tested its systems for the break-up of the single currency.
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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Euromoney January 2012
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Bankers and corporate treasurers discuss what they are looking for from their relationships and the challenges of funding, the eurozone, Basle III and Sepa.
Euromoney January 2012
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When, in December, Brazil withdrew its IOF tax on foreign investments in Brazilian equities many breathed a sigh of relief – not just for the marginal benefits that the removal will have on the poorly performing Bovespa, but because it could be seen as the end of the currency wars. The rapid appreciation o
Euromoney January 2012
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Merges EM fixed income with FX; Shooter in, Weidmann out
Euromoney January 2012
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Controls boosting black market and run on banks; Venezuela-style parallel currency feared
Euromoney January 2012
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Depreciation eases concern over speculation; Internationalization might pressure euro
Euromoney January 2012
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Some observers have reinvigorated discussions of London becoming an offshore currency market for China, but analysts argue that London is nowhere near ready for this
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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Euromoney January 2012
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Lloyds Bank has hired the former European CEO of MF Global as head of trading for its wholesale banking and markets division, according to an internal memo seen by EuromoneyFXNews.
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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The shadow of economic gloom has fallen over output, while Basle III is playing havoc with the rulebook for funding. Success relies on access to US dollars, and losses will drive up prices – unless the rules can be changed or new players join the market
Euromoney January 2012
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Euromoney January 2012
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Do these reports mean that RBS’s global head of banking and markets, John Hourican has failed? Not necessarily
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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The Swiss National Bank's president Philipp Hildebrand has been cleared of insider trading, after allegations that his wife sold Swiss francs just a few days before the currency's devaluation. However, now Christoph Blocher has been accused by Swiss media of tipping off authorities
Published January 2012 euromoney.com
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The Japanese government on Tuesday increased the amount it is allowed to borrow from the market to finance foreign exchange intervention, raising speculation that Tokyo could be planning to intervene to weaken the yen over the holiday period.
Published December 2011 euromoney.com
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Emerging markets are set to perform highly against their developed counterparts next year as the eurozone crisis eases, but analysts at Barclays Capital warn that business will remain risky in Egypt while the political situation remains uncertain
Published December 2011 euromoney.com
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Published December 2011 euromoney.com
