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CFOs want to spend more, but access to capital is the challenge, per the CFO Alliance sentiment report.
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| January 26, 2023
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Barclays Fined $150M Over ‘Last Look’ System
Barclays did not seek 'to distinguish toxic order flow from instances in which prices merely happened to move in favor of the customer,' said the NYFDS.
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Matthew Heller
| November 19, 2015
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Credit
Currency Trader Faces Onerous Loan Terms
FXCM survived the strengthening of the Swiss franc, but will it survive the loan that bailed out the company?
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Katie Kuehner-Hebert
| January 20, 2015
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Risk Management
Banks Clamping Down on Unethical Currency Traders
After several probes revealed FX dealers are leaking customer information for profit, some top banks are reacting by introducing restrictive measures.
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Iris Dorbian
| September 16, 2014
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Global Business
Are Bankers Overcharging for FX Transactions?
The Justice Department is investigating sales practices of foreign-exchange banks as part of a wider probe into FX market rigging.
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Vincent Ryan
| June 23, 2014
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Risk Management
Only Half of Companies Hedging Currency and Other Risks
About half of the nonfinancial companies listed on U.S. exchanges did not hedge their exposure to FX, commodity prices or interest rates last year.
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Vincent Ryan
| October 17, 2013
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Banking & Capital Markets
Much Ado About the Euro
Today it's Europe's problem -- Tomorrow, it's the world's.
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John Xenakis
| April 1, 1998
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