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Prebon builds bridge to SwapsWire

Institutional broker Prebon Yamane is going live this week with a system, developed in-house, that allows traders to have direct links to the SwapsWire online platform, according to officials at the firm, based in London. Swapswire, owned by a consortium…

Simplex Technology adds credit derivatives module

Japanese financial software firm Simplex Technology plans to introduce credit derivatives capabilities to spDeriv, its interest rate and foreign exchange derivatives trading platform, according to Mitsuru Igarashi, senior managing director at the company…

BBH upgrades web platform for investors

US custodian Brown Brothers Harriman (BBH) went live with the upgrade of its web-based currency trading service FX WorldView last week, Brenda Kerins, head of FX e-commerce at BBH in New York told RiskNews' sister publication FX Week .

Riskmetrics aims for hedge funds

Peter Davies, recently appointed vice-chairman of New York-based risk management vendor Riskmetrics, has said the alternative investment industry - specifically hedge funds and funds of funds - is an area of focus for the company.

Deutsche to roll out electronic bond platform in Thailand

Deutsche Bank’s global markets business unit plans to roll out its eCommerce bond and credit note trading platform in Thailand by the end of the month. Called ‘Autobahn’, the platform will trade Thai government bonds via Bloomberg terminals. The move…

IDC acquires Meridien Research

IDC, the technology and e-business research subsidiary of IDG, the Boston-based technology media and conferences company, has acquired Meridien Research, a Massachusetts-based firm specialising in risk and trading technology, customer relationship…

BoA launches new China receivables capability

Bank of America Global Treasury Services (GTS) has launched a new receivables platform aimed at boosting its China cash management capabilities. The China receivables services will offer clients a renminbi collections services from the end of the month.

Build in or buy out?

Is it more cost-effective for companies to buy available systems from vendors or to develop and deploy their own energy trading and risk management solutions? Bob Bridger of Vedaris looks into the dilemma faced by many companies

JP Morgan signs up 18 CLS third-party customers

JP Morgan Treasury Services, a unit of JP Morgan Chase, has signed up 18 third-party service customers to allow them access to continuous linked settlement (CLS). The third-party service contracts allow counterparts to settle their foreign exchange…

SunGard coup for FXConnect

State Street Corporation is due to announce this week that it has secured a coveted deal with the treasury software unit of Pennsylvania-based technology company SunGard.

Patsystems to take £500,000 hit

UK-based derivatives trading software vendor Patsystems will take a £500,000 hit in redundancy costs in its end-of-year results. It is also likely to trim staff further in spite of encouraging figures for the third quarter and ongoing cost-cutting…

ICE launches market data company

IntercontinentalExchange (ICE), the Atlanta-based electronic commodity trading platform, has established a company to exclusively distribute its market data, officials said last week.

Bank Thai signs up to FNX’s Sierra

Bank Thai - a bank established by the Thai government in 1998 when it consolidated the assets of Union Bank of Bangkok with Krung Thai Thanakit Finance and Securities and 12 other finance companies - has selected FNX’s Sierra Treasury system for its…

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