Opinion/Technology
Times getting heavy for metal traders
Gil Bray, head of product and business development at technology vendor Misys in New York, says the base metal OTC community needs to move with the times and reap the benefits...
Just as the front office begins to show signs of support for CLS, there's now doubt over commitment from the utility's third-party service providers,...
The foreign exchange industry is set for a shake-out next year as re-pricing of risk forces change in the make-up of the industry.
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Chicago's wind of change
Felix Shipkevich, general counsel at CMS Forex in New York, highlights the difficulties of applying similar regulations to retail foreign exchange and the exchange-based commodities and futures markets
Strike while the iron is hot
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Opportunity no longer knocks
The past week has highlighted what a questionable time it is for the industry
Cutting costs
Pat Lefler, director, product marketing, at Wall Street Systems in New York, looks at ways smaller banks could reduce their trade-processing costs and remain competitive
UBS: an FX beacon in a sea of doubt
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The post-trade value chain
Nick Dyne, head of business development at post-trade technology vendor Logicscope in London, evaluates the prospect of a 'virtual' back office
Algo trading: worth the expense?
An important issue that came up in the Aite Group report on algorithmic trading in foreign exchange released last week was the cost of using this form of trading.
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