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January 2012 FOREWORD


Manfred Wiebogen Foreword


Currency Wars


Richard Willsher Leader


OTC FX Clearing


20. Currency War – or simply country debts out of control?


Manfred Wiebogen argues that as weakened banks in the Eurozone continue to put pressure on some countries whilst others are seeking advantage through competitive currency policies, FX is bound to stay a key focus for those in control of monetary policy.


LEADER


Joe Morgan Social Media


Facilitating FX workflows


Frances Maguire Electronic FX options Redefining standards


22. 2012 - OTC FX Clearing moves to centre stage


Richard Willsher reports on how exchanges, clearing houses and service providers are setting their strategies and gearing up their technology for the new opportunities that may emerge from mandatory regulation focusing on OTC FX derivatives.


Stina Ekberg e-Forex Interview e-FX Trading and Distribution


Howard Tolman FX Mythbusters Cloud Computing


FEATURES


30. Social Media – helping to facilitate FX workflows across all channels


Joe Morgan investigates how institutional FX firms and traders are starting to explore the new possibilities that social media communication tools can bring.


42. Social Forex Awards 2011


Eddie McDaid Fast Track


Middleware technology Heather McLean


Launching an FX brokerage Avoiding the pitfalls


e-Forex helps launch the Social Forex Awards open to the top 25 FX Banks which will focus on those institutions


A ACI ADS Securities B Bloomberg L.P.


Bloomberg Tradebook BMO Capital Markets BNP Paribas


Boston Technologies British Telecom


C


Nicholas Pratt Retail FX


The quest for speed


Lior Nabat In the Chair


Mirror trading


Capital Market Access Partners page 145 CFN Services Citi


page 125 page 5


Cloud Trading Technologies CME Group Credit Suisse cTrader


Currenex D


Derwent Capital Markets Deutsche Bank Digitec


Divisa Capital Dow Jones Dukascopy


E Adil Soyfoo TraderTalk Nathan Halfon Accessing FX liquidity 2 | january 2012 e-FOREX


easy-forex Equinix


page 178 page 113


page 36 page 7


page 124 page 3


page 37 Outside Back Cover page 130


page 23 G page 46 page 158 page 22


GCI Financial Gold-i


Grey Spark Partners H


Hantec Markets Hibernia Atlantic Hotspot FX


I


Interxion IOSCO IPC


J page 115


page 28 P page 83


PFSoft Philip Futures Progress Software


page 35 page 75 page 136


page 33 O page 123 page 27


OBOption.com One Market Data One Zero


Option Computers


page 16 page 61 page 147 page 103


page 172


page 157 N page 57


Nomura Nordea


page 11 page 9


page 14 page 139 page 19 page 32 page 16 page 107


page 20 page 65


eSignal eToro


Eurobase F FiberMedia


Financial Software Systems FinFx Trading FlexTrade FXall


FX Architects FX Bridge


FX Central Clearing FXCM FXDD


FX Fifty Five


page 121 page 87 page 171


Inside Back Cover page 15


L Lab49 Leverate LetstalkFX


page 155 M page 47


MAP S. Platis


page 163 M-DAQ page 77


MetaQuotes Software


page 169 MIG Bank page 184


Morgan Stanley Murex


My-Channels


page 68 page 144 page 42


page 153 page 67 page 151 page 39 page 32 page 48 page 95


page 71 page 189


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that have made significant achievements in developing social media tools and strategies allowing them to have better dialogue and create an even closer relationship with their clients.


44. Transparency, flexibility and liquidity - redefining standards in electronic FX options


As the FX industry enters into a new era of e-trading for FX options, Frances Maguire examines the major role that technology is playing in the provision of new and additional services whilst redefining standards in the way these instruments are traded.


56. Modelling the FX trading environment with intelligent analytics


Nicholas Pratt reports on how it is becoming increasingly apparent in the FX world that a more intelligent approach to the use of analytics can lead to the development of equally more intelligent trading strategies.


68. Lab 49 FX platform survey


We summarise some of the findings from the recent Lab 49 survey of single dealer FX platforms.


REGIONAL e-FX PERSPECTIVE


72. South East Asia As South East Asia experiences increasing


JP Morgan page 51 K Kalita-Finance page 16 S Savvis


SEB Merchant Bank SGX


SmartTrade Technologies Social-Markets.net Squared Financial Sumerian SunGard


SuperDerivatives Sybase


T


360 Treasury Systems Thomson Reuters TMS Brokers Tradency


TradeStation TradingScreen TradeSpotFX TradeTech TraderTools Traiana


V Varengold


VT Systems


page 74 page 58


Inside Front Cover page 177 page 14 page 6


page 165 page 133 page 63 page 101


page 187 page 8


page 111 page 13 page 23 page 105 page 34 page 85 page 66 page 134 page 54 page 59


page 76 R REGIS-TR Royal Bank of Scotland


page 25 page 17


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