Feature/Risk Management
October 2006 - Bank of China broadens CLS horizons
HONG KONG & BEIJING – Bank of China (BoC) became a shareholder in CLS Group, as the world's largest emerging economy took another step towards integration into global capital...
Citigroup's recent investment in forex technology appears to be paying off, as demonstrated by the bank's resurgence this year
In the final multibank platform focus, FX Week looks at the prospects of FXall in its bid to continue the growth it saw in its first four years...
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