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UK chancellor George Osborne is pushing hard for London to become the next financial centre for the trading of renminbi, but despite the blaze of publicity surrounding his...
Investment in capabilities for currencies of Brazil, Russia, India and China is set as a top priority for 2012 by EBS senior management
Exploiting the opportunities arising from the internationalisation of Chinese renminbi has been a key part of HSBC’s success in FX, says derivatives...
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Lamido Sanusi explains why he made the decision to convert 10% of the country’s reserves into renminbi
Since joining Banca IMI from Barclays Capital earlier this year, Nicola Baiocchi Di Silvestri and Nicola Giaretta have been tasked to build the Italian bank’s corporate FX, rates and commodities sales capabilities globally as it prepares to...
New appointments at State Street, Deutsche Bank and the US Treasury, while Lloyds loses a trader
Keynote speaker at FX Invest conference in Dubai says the current outlook for the Middle East and Africa is 10% unemployment and 4% growth, while figures for China are the reverse
HSBC's senior economist for the Middle East and North Africa tells delegates at FX Invest conference that the region has dealt with two big challenges this year, but it stands in better shape than some developed economies
The possibility that renminbi will become a reserve currency in its own right appears to be becoming a reality, as a number of central banks have begun to diversify into the Chinese currency. Chiara Albanese reports
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