Bank for International Settlements
Edward Blair presents detailed defence of high-frequency trading practices at FX Week Asia
Central bankers can no longer ignore the impact of high-frequency trading on the FX market
Bank for International Settlements report on high-frequency trading in the FX market is lukewarm about recent initiatives to monitor HFT and...
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Former BIS chief recognises challenges facing central banks, but praises the ECB for its performance during the financial crisis
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Société Générale has strengthened its foreign exchange strategy team with three new hires in London, following the departure last year of senior FX strategist Valentin Marinov in London.
BoJ head takes senior role at BIS
The Bank for International Settlements (BIS) attributes 85% of the growth in FX market turnover in 2010 from 2007 to increased trading activity of other financial institutions, notably high-frequency traders, banks trading as clients of the...
The Global FX Division (GFXD) of AFME/SIFMA/ASIFMA announced the formation of a working group to focus specifically on the challenges and issues surrounding global FX prime brokerage (FXPB) and to implement over-the-counter FX clearing for clients....
The foreign exchange market needs to address the increasing role of high-frequency traders as market-makers to insure against a liquidity event, says Michael Cross, head of the foreign exchange division at the Bank of England (BoE).
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