TD, Goldman make strides with Ucits in FX forwards trades
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TD Securities and Goldman Sachs made the largest ranking moves among dealers serving the FX forwards market for European retail funds during the first half of last year.
The Canadian bank gained $14.4 billion in notional from trades with Ucits funds, increasing its market share to 9.5% from 7% and becoming the second-largest dealer in the space.
Goldman Sachs followed close behind, adding $13.2 billion to its book, which doubled in size to 5% of the total. The growth propelled the US giant to the
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