February 14, 2012 BY Gerald Segal
Saxo Bank innovation continues – introduces Contract Options
Retail traders now have off-market access to listed options.
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November 21, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
Microsoft / Saxo Bank trading venture - why did it end?
MSN Trader service disbanded after just one year.
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November 21, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
India's regulators crack down on retail Forex trading
RBI warns India's banks regarding credit card and bank transfers to Forex firms.
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November 18, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
FxPro joins LeapRate's Approved List of Forex firms
FxPro has increased its transparency, added UK and Australian regulation.
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November 17, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
Currensee expands Forex social networking to institutional investors
Partnering with HedgeCo Securities to bring its Trade Leaders program to institutions.
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November 16, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
TradeStation acquires IBFX
Price tag of $17 million means a large loss for investor Spectrum Equity.
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November 15, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
Amazon to enter the Forex (payments) business
Internet retailing giant Amazon.com is making a push into the Forex world via its Amazon Payments service.
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November 14, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
Middle East Forex Summit - Tues and Wed in Abu Dhabi
Premier Middle East Forex event of the year kicks off tomorrow in Abu Dhabi.
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November 15, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
Gain Capital CFO Henry Lyons resigns to join....
Lyons was hired in 2008 as a public-company-ready CFO.
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September 12, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
August 15, 2011: NFA levies $2 million fine against FXCM
FXCM's inclusion in LeapRate's Approved List under review
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The U.S. National Futures Association (or "NFA") has issued a $2,000,000 monetary sanction against FXCM. The fine was in settlement of a complaint issued by the NFA's Business Conduct Committee relating to price slippage, failing to treat all customers equally when giving price adjustments, failing to adequately investigate suspicious activity in several customer accounts, and - together with its principal Dror Niv - failing to supervise.
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