Korean banks have experienced a record inflow of FX deposits, with a monthly increase of $7.3 billion during April, surpassing a previous high two months earlier. Could Korea be an industry focus for the future?
Read moreCME's recently launched London-based derivatives market becomes world's first CCP to gain Bank of England approval for handling of client assets and protection against bankruptcy. The case for venue-based FX grows stronger...
Read moreRobert Mandeno has put in for retirement one year after returning to London to lead the Global eFX operation, whilst the firm's Global Head of FX Trading Kevin Rodgers prepares for departure in June.
Read moreA 26 year old employee of the National Australia Bank and a 24 year old civil servant experienced the long arm of the law after being arrested by the Police on Friday with $7 million restrained for misusing advantageous information to profit in FX.
Read moreScandinavian multinational to join Tier-1 institutions in liquidity aggregation provided by Quotix, broadening the reach across Nordic region, as well as North America and the Far Eastern financial markets.
Read moreConsultancy services for FX firms is an expanding niche, with many specialists having recently established in regions synonymous with retail FX. Juan Jutgla has today announced the founding of Smart Broker Solutions in London.
Read moreGAIN Capital's start to 2014 followed the general downward direction of retail trading volumes, bearing similarities to compatriot FXCM's differential in volumes compared with Q4 2013.
Read moreA harsh analysis was broadcast today by IG Market Analyst Chris Beauchamp as Barclays stages an axe-swinging restructuring plan, losing thousands of staff and closing all its European operations.
Read moreICE reports record Q1 volume figures at a time when the entire FX industry has experienced substantial decrements.
Read moreLondon-based global financial heavyweight Barclays has experienced a downturn in its FX division recently, but its employees are unlikely to jump ship to RBS and HSBC despite their greater revenues
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