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  • Foreign Exchange
    Alternative investments: Funny peculiar
    Around the time I started in the FX market back in 1981, a new form of humour was emerging in the UK, labelled alternative comedy. Its detractors claimed that it wasn’t funny. I wonder if the same accusation could be made for what have become known as alternative investments?
    Lee Oliver, January 30, 2009
  • BANKING
    Latin American round up: Bradesco, BIS get new chairman
    On January 12, Bradesco announced that it had promoted Luiz Carlos Trabuco Cappi to chief executive, replacing Marcio Cypriano. Cappi previously headed the bank’s insurance unit. Cypriano will continue as chairman and chief executive of the bank until the annual shareholder meeting in March. After 10 years in the role Cypriano was not able to renew his contract because he had reached the mandatory retirement age of 65 years.
    Chloe Hayward, January 30, 2009
  • Foreign Exchange
    China: StanChart tries to explain FX outflow mystery
    News that China experienced a severe foreign exchange outflow in the fourth quarter of 2008 came as a major surprise to most analysts and left them searching explanations. According to an initial report written by Stephen Green, Standard Chartered’s head of research for China, the unexplained outflows could have been as much as $240 billion, a figure he described as “a very big, very scary number”.
    Lee Oliver, January 30, 2009
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Fiscal stimulus: Chile signals pump-priming
    Chile is on track to weather the financial crisis and avoid a recession. “Chile managed the boom years incredibly well and now they have the funds to help smooth the financial cycles and work through this crisis. We have a pretty favourable outlook on Chile for 2009,” says Casey Reckman, associate director in Fitch’s Latin American sovereign group.
    Chloe Hayward, January 30, 2009
  • BANKING
    Kazakhstan: Marchenko retakes the helm at central bank
    In a high-profile move, Grigory Marchenko has been appointed as chairman of the National Bank of Kazakhstan (NBK) for the second time, replacing his successor, Anvar Saidenov.
    Guy Norton, January 30, 2009
  • Opinion
    Chinese New Year forecast: In for a bullocking
    According to Euromoney’s favourite Feng Shui queen, Master Lynn Yap, the coming 12 months will be nothing if not harrowing.
    January 30, 2009
  • BANKING
    Bank of England's Special Liquidity Scheme ends
    Goodbye SLS, hello APF.
    Louise Bowman, January 30, 2009
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    Opinion
    Foreign exchange debate: The future’s bright despite the tough fines
    In the second part of Euromoney’s foreign exchange debate, which took place in late 2008, industry experts consider the future for the business. There is still cause for optimism, although inflation remains a big unknown and there are real fears of governments’ ability to sustain debt levels.
    January 30, 2009
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    Structured products: Concerned clients demand a rethink
    Structured products are proving neither as safe nor as lucrative as investors were led to expect. However, discomfited clients are prompting those banks that have survived to devise products better suited to difficult conditions. Peter Koh reports.
    Peter Koh, January 30, 2009
  • Opinion
    Uncertain but not uncharted: Goldman’s unprecedented double standards?
    "The negative net revenues for FICC in the quarter were due to losses from investments, including corporate debt and private and public equities, and trading in credit products. These results were adversely impacted by unprecedented weakness across the broader credit markets..."
    January 30, 2009
  • Opinion
    Bitching about the bailout: I want my bailout money
    "I’m a new kind of thug with a Washington buzz ‘coz dealing debt pays better than dealing drugs." Watch the video here.
    January 30, 2009
  • Foreign Exchange
    Foreign exchange market round up: ODL retreats from the US
    The Commodity Futures Trading Commission’s requirement to increase the amount of net adjusted capital needed to operate in the retail FX market to $15 million on January 17 has led ODL Securities to decide it is no longer worth operating in the US. Sources close to ODL say that having pulled out from the west, it will now refocus on the east.
    Lee Oliver, January 30, 2009
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