Articles by Eva Szalay
Nick Howard resigns from Barclays
Nick Howard has resigned from Barclays as head of distribution in Emea to pursue other interests
Fixing law suit to be tried as cartel case - court transcripts
Trial direction revealed by transcripts of a court hearing in the class action brought against major banks
Buy side to file consolidated complaint in FX probe on March 31
A class action law suit against some of the world's largest banks is set to gather steam in weeks
Half of European corporates unsure if they are caught in Emir
Eight days after reporting started, some 90% of corporates are still not ready
A brief guide to employment law for FX market participants
Suspensions, dismissals and redundancies- what does the law say?
Caplin Systems appoints John Ashworth as chief operating officer
John Ashworth joins Caplin Systems as COO
Saidenberg replaces Patrick Boyle on GFMA FX board of directors
Saidenberg takes over from Boyle as GS representative
Three depart JP Morgan's German FX sales team
Kroll, Langner and Rademacher leave JP Morgan
ParFX adds Citi and JP Morgan as founding members
Two more banks sign up as ParFx founding members
Saxo Bank WLTM next Soros, GSOM an advantage
Saxo Bank ventures into social media trading, with relaunched TradingFloor
CLS set to add Russian ruble in November, source says
Industry settlement utility CLS is poised to add the ruble to its currency universe in November
Rabobank wins with 12-month dollar call
Rabobank tops this week's forecasts table with a long-term dollar view
Citi's Prasad resignation unconnected to FX probe, source says
Citi's head of foreign exchange and local markets leaves bank for personal reasons
Deutsche Bank traders let go as part of fix probe
FX regulatory probe heats up as four traders lose their jobs at Deutsche Bank
UniCredit wins with long-term view
UniCredit comes on top of this week's forecasts with 12-month view
Disappointing Q4s cited as proof of Ficc regulatory squeeze
The pressure of regulation is making its mark on the profitability of the fixed income, currencies and commodities businesses of large banks, say analysts
Regulators urged to extend benchmark probe to the buy side
Investigations into FX reference rate manipulation should extend to the activities of large buy-side firms as well as FX sales desks, say market participants
FX futures set to benefit from regulatory shifts, Greenwich says
Capital requirements, initial margin and mandatory clearing of options and NDFs will boost futures trading
Bonuses will disappoint but job prospects encouraging, recruiters say
Headhunters say banks will look to replenish FX teams but bonuses will likely disappoint this year
FastMatch revamps matching engine to grab market share
Start-up platform has overhauled its matching engine to maximise fill rates and reduce response rates for clients as it seeks to grow volume
Gain GTX gathers momentum as it awaits Sef licence
Gain Capital's institutional platform reached average daily volume of $20.4 billion in November, a year on from the appointment of Joseph Wald to run the platform
Perspectives on 2014: Simon Wilson-Taylor, Molten Markets
Algorithmic execution might have seemed implausible in the FX market a few years ago, but this will be the year when the market structure shifts further in a direction that favours algos, says Molten Markets chief executive Simon Wilson-Taylor
Perspectives on 2014: Simon Jones, Mako FX
This will be a year when banks face up to the reality of regulation, constraining their ability to innovate and provide consistent liquidity, but there is an opportunity for regional banks to gain an edge, says Simon Jones, managing partner at Mako FX
Integral to roll out second-by-second FX benchmark rates
New product is to be introduced in January amid the international regulatory probe into alleged manipulation of the FX benchmarks by traders at top-tier banks