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FX retail leader might look offshore; Regulators’ moves “may not help investors”
Euromoney July 2009
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Euromoney July 2009
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Euromoney July 2009
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Big overseas holders of US dollar assets, with China at the forefront, will not be sold another pup. Instead of supporting wayward US financial policies they will increasingly diversify to other currencies.
Euromoney July 2009
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The world has changed: so must banks.
Euromoney June 2009
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With banks in the pillory and credit still scarce, financial institutions are demanding more from their cash-management providers. Can second-tier hopefuls keep up with the pace or will global players reap the rewards? Laurence Neville reports.
Euromoney June 2009
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Euromoney June 2009
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Euromoney June 2009
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CB governor defends one-off devaluation; Hails fight against inflation
Euromoney June 2009
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Quantitative easing is being hailed as a policy panacea. The problem is that it sounds a lot like a prescription that causes the very problems it is designed to treat.
Euromoney June 2009
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Euromoney June 2009
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Japanese currency becalmed despite bad news; Possible US move would prompt sell-off
Euromoney June 2009
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Emerging markets specialist announces raft of hires; Opportunities in equities and commodities
Euromoney June 2009
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Euromoney June 2009
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Euromoney June 2009
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Euromoney June 2009
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Euromoney June 2009
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Correa considers new currency regime; Oil price collapse stifles growth
Euromoney June 2009
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Published June 2009 euromoney.com
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When Zar Amrolia, now managing director of global finance and foreign exchange, first walked on to the then Deutsche Morgan Grenfell’s foreign exchange sales and trading floor in 1995, he wasn’t entirely sure that he had made the right career move.
Euromoney May 2009
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The top-five banks in the 2009 Euromoney FX poll remain the same as in 2008 despite big sub-prime losses. As senior FX bankers make clear, a leading position in the market reflects an established set of relationships that aspirant banks find hard to build, whatever their creditworthiness. Lee Oliver reports.
Euromoney May 2009
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The impact of the wider financial crisis has forced firms and their corporate clients to re-examine the way they approach their foreign exchange business. A strong sense of realism bodes well for the market. Lee Oliver reports.
Euromoney May 2009
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Foreign exchange, money markets and rates have returned Deutsche Bank to profitability. Anshu Jain, the firm’s global head of markets, says it’s all down to applying smart solutions to relatively simple products. But don’t be fooled into thinking he’s given up on more complex business. Clive Horwood
Euromoney May 2009
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The banks occupying the top five positions in the poll remain the same, confirming the presence of a clear bulge bracket in the FX industry.
Published May 2009 euromoney.com
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Euromoney May 2009
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Euromoney May 2009
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Deutsche Bank retains top position for fifth consecutive year; Highest-ever turnover and client activity recorded in Euromoney’s industry benchmark survey. FX Poll 2009
Published May 2009 euromoney.com
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A stabilized currency and higher oil prices have given a welcome fillip to the Russian capital markets. But could slumping economic growth and soaring non-performing loans undermine the recovery? Guy Norton reports from Moscow.
Euromoney May 2009
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Do CDS spreads for Brazil and Mexico adequately reflect their relative economic health?
Euromoney May 2009
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Euromoney May 2009