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  • Progressive investment in trading technology over the past decade has pitched banks aggressively against one another in an intensifying arms race to offer the best access to FX liquidity. It’s a race that shows no sign of abating any time soon.
  • Ron Leven, PhD, Head of FX Pre-Trade Strategy, offers thoughts on the trends in vols and their effects.
  • As the platform revolution sweeps through the foreign exchange markets, some banks have taken a contrarian view of the implications. Chris Knight, head of e-FX trading at Standard Chartered, says that while electronic execution has become a vital market cog, client relations remain paramount.
  • Damian Glendinning, Singapore-based group Treasurer at PC maker Lenovo, sees two-way volatility in the renminbi (RMB) as a key hedging challenge for the company, and for the market, in the coming period.
  • James Wood-Collins, London-based CEO of Record Currency Management, says the expansion of the FX market, which hit average daily volumes of $5.3 trillion in 2013, is a boost to alpha-seeking funds. However, as dealer participation has stagnated, it has also created challenges.
  • For a long time the foreign exchange market boasted a depth of liquidity that few other asset classes could claim. Steadily rising trading volume and a resilient market structure meant regulators didn’t really need to worry about the potential for a flash crash or liquidity event in FX.
  • In seeking the most efficient route to market, Axa Investment Managers has made the decision to focus on new trading protocols on an execution management system (EMS).
  • Thomson Reuters participated in a meeting of US multi- national corporate FX managers March 2014, facilitated by The NeuGroup, a leader in peer knowledge exchange for treasury and finance professionals. One of the goals was to get a read on just how regulatory change in FX markets was impacting corporate FX management processes.
  • If Pimco did manage to score a $375 million profit by securing an allocation of $8 billion of the Verizon $49 billion bond that delivered roughly $2.5 billion of paper gains to investors after it was launched last September, then it was a rare bright spot in a tough year for Mark Kiesel, global head of corporate bonds at the fund management firm.
  • In April, it was also announced that Barclays would scale back its commodity trading operation. I have written about Barclays’ chief executive, Antony Jenkins, in recent columns and how the supposed new broom is lurching from one pitfall to the next.
  • Another banker whose surname begins with “M” hit the headlines in April. Blythe Masters, the veteran JPMorgan banker, left the US firm.