Deutsche Bank
Swiss franc: safe-haven currency?
With banks widely recognising US dollar weakness and uncertainty over the eurozone as an ongoing trend in FX markets this year, Miriam Siers talks to currency strategists about the prospects for the Swiss franc
Top European banks see Q1 Ficc revenues fall
Deutsche, Barclays, UBS and Credit Suisse all saw some fall in Q1 revenues compared with the same period last year
Deutsche Bank sells dbFX to Gain Capital
German bank says further growth of the retail trading business requires a specialist like Gain Capital as it sells the dbFX offering it has built up since 2006
Wilkins replaces Wee in e-FX role
David Wilkins moves from Barclays Capital to Deutsche Bank to take up the role of head of electronic foreign exchange sales, Asia
Progress Software extends FX connectivity on Apama platform
Vendor has added connectivity to FX platforms of Nomura, JP Morgan, BNP Paribas and Commerzbank through its Progress Apama Capital Markets platform
Deutsche and Barclays sweep into CNH derivatives
Banks both now offer offshore renminbi trading in spot, forwards and swaps on their FX platforms after new launches over the past fortnight
Isda raises concerns over Russian netting laws
But despite the challenges involved, banks and brokers are excited by the progress being made to open up the Russian market
Trading Places, April 11, 2011
Read this week's trading places to catch up on people moves across the FX world
Drew Bradford to take top role at NAB
Deutsche Bank's global head of listed derivatives will move to Sydney to lead trading, financial institution sales and research at NAB
Spotlight on: Kevin Rodgers, Deutsche Bank
Deutsche’s global head of FX spot, e-trading and derivatives talks to Joel Clark about how the bank is positioning the different elements of its FX business to satisfy the changing demands of its clients and the evolving regulations
Trading Places, April 4, 2011
Read this week's Trading Places to catch up on people moves across the FX world
Khan-Gandapur quits SG CIB
French bank loses its London-based head of fixed income and currencies
Trading Places, March 21, 2011
Read this week's Trading Places to catch up on people moves across the FX world
Deutsche Bank makes senior hires and promotions in London and New York
Jennions and Winder resurface at Deutsche after resigning from Morgan Stanley, as Justin Gray joins from Barclays
Thomson Reuters Matching hit by four-hour outage
Banks and competitors react to the lengthy blackout on the FX trading platform on March 9.
The euro: Up or down?
Nearly a year after the eurozone sovereign debt crisis erupted, we talk to four currency strategists to ascertain the prospects for the European currency over the coming year and identify the euro bears and bulls
Gold-i unveils improved Gold-i Gate Bridge
Vendor launches version 2.5 of flagship system with improved functionality
Deutsche Bank takes offshore renminbi electronic on Autobahn
Deutsche Bank claims to be the first major dealer to offer offshore renminbi on an electronic trading platform
Malfunctioning algos could cause another flash crash, academic warns
Robotic foreign exchange trading systems could malfunction and lead to a repeat of the May 6 flash crash in the US, according to David Cliff, professor of computer science at the University of Bristol.
Brooks departs Société Générale in New York
French bank loses its head of FX options trading in New York
Deutsche Bank promotes Rodgers to new FX role
Former head of FX derivatives takes on expanded role as spot and options businesses merge
Deutsche Bank’s Q4 results show strong performance in FX
Deutsche Bank published its fourth-quarter results on February 3, revealing its sales and trading net revenues, which include FX, had increased to €1.6 billion from €1.2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2009.
Changing role of the FX salesperson sparks debate at Afme conference
The sell-side foreign exchange salesperson has a changing role to play in the industry as a result of an increase in high-frequency trading and the advent of new regulations, according to panellists at the European Market Liquidity conference in London…