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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
The first to Connect
In the penultimate platform focus, FX Week assesses the prospects of pioneering platform FX Connect
Keeping up to speed
Nigel Renton tells FX Week how the eSpeed FX platform competes in an already full market
360T moves beyond home territory
The fourth interbank platform profile sees Germany's 360T looking to expand
Keeping current at Currenex
In the second in a series of interbank profiles, FX Week looks at the prospects of Currenex
Fighting chance for new player
In the first of a series of profiles of the multi-bank portals, FX Week analyses the strengths and weaknesses of the players in this crowded market-place. This week: Lava FX
FX Week's e-FX awards 2005
The following is an overview of our annual e-FX awards, as first published in our e-FX supplement.
Q&A: John Nelson
To mark 15 years of FX Week , we carry a Q&A with our first subscriber, look at three major pairs opposite and run three of the key stories shaping the industry
Review of 2004 - December: Deutsche cuts global forex
FRANKFURT & SINGAPORE – Deutsche Bank was in the process of a major restructuring of its foreign exchange capabilities globally.
Review of 2004 - September: Reuters widens FX access
LONDON – Reuters announced that fund managers, corporates and mid-tier banks would soon get access to the firm’s interbank FX rates for the first time. The firm announced it would take spot dealing prices from its Matching service, used by 7,000 users at…
Review of 2004 - October: Shock job losses at Tullett
LONDON – Tullett Liberty suffered a surprise defeat in the integration of its forex business with rival Prebon Yamane. Broking sources in London said Tullett’s FX forwards team left in the two weeks following the completion of parent Collins Stewart…
Review of 2004 - January: NAB saga starts in earnest
MELBOURNE – The saga of National Australia Bank’s rogue trading scandal came to light on January 13. The bank said it had uncovered losses of up to A$180 million (US$140 million) from unauthorised trading in forex options during the fourth quarter.
Shock job losses at Tullett
Tullett Liberty's forwards desk loses as merger with Prebon completes LONDON – Tullett Liberty has suffered a surprise defeat in the integration of its forex business with that of rival Prebon Yamane. Broking sources in London say Tullett's FX forwards…
SIBOS 2004
CLS rules the roost at Sibos
Sibos vendors showcase wares
More than 5,500 financial IT professionals are descending on Atlanta this week for the annual Sibos congress. Some 200 software firms jostling for delegates' attention are making the most of the opportunity by launching and demo-ing their latest products…