FX poll 2007: Research and strategy

Euromoney collected data for its 2007 FX survey by polling named individuals at industrial and commercial corporations, financial institutions, institutional investors and state agencies.

FX poll 2007: Top five consolidate lead in FX market
Summary of FX poll 2007 results
Overall Market Share Overall Market Share By Institution type
Overall Market Share By Size of Account Overall Market Share By Region
E-trading market share Who’s best where?
FX services Research and strategy
Forwards Vanilla options
Exotic options Structured FX option solutions
Best for currencies Single-bank online platforms
Multi-bank and independent online platforms                                           Methodology
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Euromoney collected data for its 2007 FX survey by polling named individuals at industrial and commercial corporations, financial institutions, institutional investors and state agencies.

We received 8,337 valid replies, an increase of 32% over last year’s figure of valid replies received. The poll was conducted for 7.5 calendar weeks from Tuesday, January 16th until Friday, March 9th 2007.

Overall ranking by market share: based on the total volume of FX business placed annually with each bank. To obtain this figure, we asked respondents to estimate the proportion of their total annual FX dealings placed with their 10 top counterparties.

Total business placed with each service provider across all questionnaires received was then divided by total business on all questionnaires – 124trn US dollars (up 46% on the 2006 sample size of 85trn US dollars) – to arrive at a market share figure.

Other results were compiled on a scale of 4:3:2 for first, second and third place respectively. They are NOT weighted according to volume.

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Most innovative and original research and strategy
2007 2006 Bank Score
1 Deutsche Bank 5,034
2 Citi 4,072
3 HSBC 3,390
4 UBS 3,126
5 Barclays Capital 2,233
6 JPMorgan 1,383
7 Goldman Sachs 1,359
8 RBS 1,333
9 BNP Paribas 902
10 Bank of America 863
Short-term G10 research and strategy (three months or less)
2007 2006 Bank Score
1 Deutsche Bank 3,862
2 Citi 2,964
3 UBS 2,492
4 HSBC 2,406
5 Barclays Capital 1,719
6 JPMorgan 1,042
7 RBS 1,038
8 Goldman Sachs 1,011
9 Bank of America 738
10 BNP Paribas 693
Long-term G10 research and strategy (over three months)
2007 2006 Bank Score
1 Deutsche Bank 3,375
2 Citi 2,456
3 HSBC 2,063
4 UBS 1,958
5 Barclays Capital 1,289
6 Goldman Sachs 1,006
7 JPMorgan 990
8 RBS 714
9 Bank of America 630
10 Morgan Stanley 624
Options and volatility
2007 2006 Bank Score
1 2 Deutsche Bank 3,316
2 1 UBS 2,232
3 3 Citi 2,228
4 4 HSBC 1,878
5 7 Barclays Capital 1,313
6 5 RBS 913
7 8 Goldman Sachs 846
8 6 JPMorgan 720
9 10 Bank of America 556
10 13 BNP Paribas 447
Emerging markets research and strategy
2007 2006 Bank Score
1 Deutsche Bank 2,361
2 Citi 2,083
3 HSBC 1,825
4 UBS 1,145
5 JPMorgan 840
6 Barclays Capital 741
7 Standard Chartered 651
8 Goldman Sachs 564
9 ABN Amro 561
10 RBS 470
Tailor-made research
2007 2006 Bank Score
1 1 Deutsche Bank 1,489
2 2 Citi 1,011
3 3 HSBC 850
4 4 UBS 729
5 5 Barclays Capital 437
6 9 Goldman Sachs 324
7 8 JPMorgan 323
8 6 Bank of America 254
9 10 RBS 236
10 13 BNP Paribas 208
Behavioural and technical analysis
2007 2006 Bank Score
1 Citi 2,229
2 Deutsche Bank 1,995
3 UBS 1,318
4 HSBC 961
5 Barclays Capital 856
6 JPMorgan 586
7 RBS 449
8 ABN Amro 388
9 Morgan Stanley 360
10 BNP Paribas 338
Research and strategy Flow analysis
2007 2006 Bank Score
1 1 Citi 1,538
2 2 Deutsche Bank 1,396
3 3 UBS 1,087
4 4 HSBC 890
5 7 Barclays Capital 553
6 9 RBS 406
7 5 JPMorgan 402
8 6 Goldman Sachs 396
9 12 State Street 376
10 11 Bank of America 250