BoC taps EBS Spot, sets up FOREign EXCHANGE desks

China's largest foreign exchange trading bank by volume, Bank of China (Beijing), is the latest bank to use EBS Spot, an electronic foreign exchange spot broking platform. Via the portal, BoC (Beijing) will have access to real-time FX prices from counterparties around the globe. A panel on the EBS Spot platform will show six pairs per price. The latest development at BoC (Beijing) comes amid a trading floor build-up at the bank's Beijing headquarters. BoC (Beijing) is looking to set up five

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