Standard Chartered Bank
State Street hires two in London
LONDON – State Street has hired in its sales team and Currenex group in London, according to market sources.
Banks and financial institutions are ramping up efforts to launch new products to tap the growing appeal of investment opportunities in the mainland...
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Trading Places, June 28, 2010
Read this week's Trading Places to catch up on people moves across the FX world.
StanChart kick-starts Brazil push
SAO PAOLO - Standard Chartered (StanChart) has established a rates and FX trading desk in Sao Paolo, after receiving regulatory approval to launch trading operations in Brazil in April.
Standard Chartered: EM currencies will come out top in 2011
Standard Chartered topped the one-month currency forecast rankings on expectations for further euro hardship.
SGX signs 14 banks for derivatives clearing
SINGAPORE - The Singapore Exchange (SGX-DC) has signed up 14 banks and three financial institutions for its Asian forex forwards and interest rates swaps clearing initiative, due for launch in the fourth quarter.
FX industry creates lobby group
BRUSSELS - The Association for Financial Markets in Europe (AFME) is establishing a representative group for foreign exchange participants, amid the threat of increased forex regulation.
Rinehart quits Standard Chartered
NEW YORK – Paul Rinehart has resigned from Standard Chartered in New York, where he was a vice-president and head of institutional FX sales for the US.
Asia's currencies steady under pressure
Callum Henderson, global head of foreign exchange research at Standard Chartered in Singapore, says the Asia play is far from over, despite the recent pullback in the region’s currencies
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