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Leverage ratio begins to bite for forex derivatives

The capital-intensive rule for banks, which has already affected the rates and credit business, is starting to hit foreign exchange – with clients expected to bear the brunt of higher costs

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Clients face squeeze as banks pass on servicing costs

The price of trading foreign exchange derivatives via a prime broker could increase to as much as $85 per million dollars traded for clients when banks start charging for the higher cost of servicing the supplementary leverage ratio (SLR) requirements, according to prime brokers.

The rules are part of the Basel III capital reforms that are sweeping their way into forex markets and changing the

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