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  • Foreign Exchange
    Currency hedge funds continue to disappoint
    It has been a chastising few years for currency hedge funds. Several high-profile currency managers have closed down due to poor performance while many that have survived have struggled with redemptions. But some hedge fund allocators are predicting an imminent return to form for FX strategies.
    Solomon Teague, November 25, 2014
  • BANKING
    Correspondent banking cutbacks claim new victim
    The Central Bank of Seychelles has taken full control of one of nine banks on the Indian Ocean archipelago, in one of the clearest examples yet of the impact of global banks exiting correspondent banking relationships.
    Duncan Kerr, November 25, 2014
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    The new abnormal
    Will tomorrow’s economic reality be the same as today’s? ING’s chief economist Mark Cliffe argues that the economic situation in the world is far from normal. And this is not likely to change for the next few years.
    November 25, 2014
  • Treasury
    Setting the foundations of standardization
    There is much discussion around moving towards a standardized form of banking, but who is setting the standard?
    Kimberley Long, November 21, 2014
  • Euromoney Country Risk
    Romania risk falls after surprise election result
    Romania’s country-risk score improved slightly in the immediate aftermath of the Klaus Iohannis’s surprise election victory, as participating economists cautiously signalled their optimism over the likely policy direction the country might now take.
    November 21, 2014
  • Foreign Exchange
    Riksbank under pressure for radical action amid deflation
    Despite cutting rates to a record low of 0% end-October, the Swedish Riksbank is under increasing pressure to launch more radical action – from asset purchases, QE and a dual mandate that includes employment, to a currency floor – as deflation fears grow.
    November 19, 2014
  • Foreign Exchange
    Fix fines fuel technology gold rush
    Technology companies are gearing up for a potential gold rush around FX benchmark trading, amid expectations the multi-billion dollar fines imposed on banks last week will accelerate appetite for solutions to boost transparency, oversight and pricing, analysts say.
    Paul Crowney, November 19, 2014
  • BANKING
    Angola sets sights on capital-markets reform
    The development of Angola's capital markets has been long promised but recent indications from the country's capital-markets commission suggests secondary public-debt trading could begin as early as next month. Nevertheless, it's unclear when the stock exchange will open its doors.
    Kanika Saigal, November 18, 2014
  • CAPITAL MARKETS
    China: Stock Connect through train steams ahead
    The eagerly awaited Stock Connect system connecting Hong Kong to the mainland is up and running to relief all round. While traditional long-only funds and southbound flows have lagged, market players foresee a new dawn in Chinese equity trading.
    Rob Hartley, November 18, 2014
  • BANKING
    Bundesbank’s Dombret says trust restored in European banking system
    In an interview with Euromoney, Bundesbank board member Andreas Dombret sounds an upbeat note on the rigour of the ECB’s asset-quality review (AQR) and the eurozone’s resolution arrangements, but issues a sharp warning over banks’ risk-free treatment of sovereign debt.
    Andrew Capon, November 17, 2014
  • Treasury
    Collaboration could ease KYC burden
    Meeting KYC requirements is an irksome and expensive task for banks to contend with. But there are a slew of offerings from financial-services companies to ease the compliance burden.
    Kimberley Long, November 14, 2014
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    Infrastructure spending will drive growth in emerging markets
    Urbanisation, a positive framework for private-sector participation and pro-active government policies will ensure emerging markets (EMs), from the Brics to Thailand, will boost their share of global spending on infrastructure and capital projects over the next decade.
    November 14, 2014
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