Yen Weakens From Highs Heading Into BoJ April Meeting |
- Yen Weakens From Highs Heading Into BoJ April Meeting
- Can’t Miss Interviews – Best Stories of the Week
- Hawkish Fed Serenade Accentuates Data Dependence
- FinTech Aviv Launches Global Scouting Program to Export Israeli Fintech
- US Watchdog Issues New Complaint Against ZuluTrade
- Big Risks Require Big Data: Operational Risk Reduction in the New Era
- London Overtakes Singapore as Second-Largest Renminbi Clearing Location
- Analysis: Negative Rates Push Banks to Expand Prime Brokerage Units
Yen Weakens From Highs Heading Into BoJ April Meeting Posted: 01 May 2016 12:08 PM PDT BoJ easing at its April meeting will most likely reinforce the yen's position as a fundamentally bearish currency. |
Can’t Miss Interviews – Best Stories of the Week Posted: 01 May 2016 07:04 AM PDT CMC Markets, Investing.com, IronFX, and more are among the firms that appeared in last week's top stories. |
Hawkish Fed Serenade Accentuates Data Dependence Posted: 01 May 2016 06:47 AM PDT The key takeaway from the FOMC statement is that the external conditions that were concerning to voting members have dissipated. |
FinTech Aviv Launches Global Scouting Program to Export Israeli Fintech Posted: 01 May 2016 03:11 AM PDT FinTech Aviv invites financial institutions, corporations, banks and large entities to explore its new program. |
US Watchdog Issues New Complaint Against ZuluTrade Posted: 01 May 2016 02:03 AM PDT ZuluTrade was given 30 days to respond to the NFA complaint; failure to respond will be considered an admission of guilt. |
Big Risks Require Big Data: Operational Risk Reduction in the New Era Posted: 01 May 2016 01:42 AM PDT Banks will proactively implement the necessary analytics to make decisions and prevent costly operational loss events in the future. |
London Overtakes Singapore as Second-Largest Renminbi Clearing Location Posted: 01 May 2016 12:33 AM PDT Closer ties between London and Beijing are fruitful for Europe's financial center regardless of Brexit fears. |
Analysis: Negative Rates Push Banks to Expand Prime Brokerage Units Posted: 01 May 2016 12:00 AM PDT At a time when margins are getting thinner, prime brokerage units of big banks could end up being expanded. |
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