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Dublin-based vendor Cognotec won FX Week 's best dealing technology award for the seventh successive year. Reuters – which now owns AVT Technologies...
The continuous-linked settlement (CLS) service is now in its third year, but the race is still on for banks that provide CLS access for downstream...
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Local players dominate outside G3 New additions were made to the currencies section of the survey this year, with questions polling respondents on the best dealers for Australian dollar, Canadian dollar and Scandinavian currencies.
Deutsche Bank won the award for best bank in e-trading this year – forcing UBS, long seen as the best e-trading bank, into second place.
Informa Global Markets – the firm that bought MMS International last September – topped the rankings for best vendor in FX research and strategy this year, while Reuters held on to the top spot for best market data provider.
SuperDerivatives this year won the award for best options pricing/risk management software, seeing off stiff competition from second-placed GFI Group's Fenics FX, as well as products from Reuters, Murex and SunGard.
Deutsche Bank again takes home the award for best bank in forwards, while JP Morgan Chase has clinched the title of best bank in currency options.
The big banks continue to dominate FX research and strategy, with JP Morgan leading the field.
Citigroup surged to the top in two of the three emerging markets categories this year, winning awards for best bank in emerging currencies in Latin America and Europe, the Middle East and Africa. But HSBC led the field in emerging Asian currencies,...
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