REVIEW OF THE YEAR
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From the departure of Currenex’s Lori Mirek as the year opened, to the arrests of 48 forex traders in New York in November, FX Week reviews the top stories of 2003
The year ended on a bad note as recruiters in the US and Europe started to report widespread cuts at American Insurance Group in Connecticut and London in December.
HSBC issued a challenge to Citigroup in August by declaring its intention to target the $10 billion a year US/Mexican remittances market.
Banking mergers were thin on the ground in 2003, but in October, news came of Bank of America’s (BoA) $47 billion purchase of FleetBoston Financial.
The risk of trading with unnamed counterparties was highlighted in February, when central banks and top players in FX joined together to combat the problem.
Banks in Hong Kong readied their contingency plans in April as the deadly Sars virus gripped the trading centre.
A special investigation by FX Week in May revealed a lapse in operational risk management at banks that do not separate risk management budgets from business lines.
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