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Risk technology market fall-out expected, survey finds

The UK trading and risk management technology sector appears to have reached over-saturation, with a number of vendor companies expected to disappear over the coming two years, according to a technology survey published by Kimsey Consulting.

Standard Bank Asia signs up Spectrum

Standard Bank Asia is to use Pennsylvania-based foreign exchange and interest rate risk management software provider Financial Software Systems’ Spectrum Treasury System in its Hong Kong trading centre to manage money market instruments, interest rate…

FCTM signs up for Summit risk management software

First Chicago Tokio Marine Financial Products, a joint venture between Bank One of the US and Japan's Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance, has signed up to use New York-based risk management systems provider Summit Systems’ front-to-back modular software…

SunGard snaps up UK’s Monis

US trading and risk technology supplier SunGard has acquired Monis, the derivatives software company, in a move designed to combine the former’s straight-through processing (STP) expertise with the latter’s pricing systems. The move is part of an ongoing…

Currenex and RCP launch buy-side interface

Global online currency exchange Currenex and UK-based straight-through processing (STP) specialist RCP Consultants have developed an interface that offers immediate connectivity between Currenex’s FX trading system and many treasury and portfolio…

Bank race for CLS clients

The world’s top FX banks are racing against time – and each other – to sign up a potential 2,000 third-party banks and institutions as clients for a new forex settlement system, Continuous Linked Settlement (CLS).

In the mind of a trader

Use of psychological techniques and behavioural studies is an essential part of designing aircraft cockpits. The same principles are now being applied to energy trading screens, as James Ockenden discovers

Icap faces SEC scrutiny over Blackbird role

UK inter-dealer broker Icap could face a raft of regulatory probes due to accusations that it bought a minority stake in US electronic brokerage Blackbird to stifle potential competition to its own voice-brokered business.

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