OCBC
Best trading platform for retail: OCBC Bank
OCBC diversifies its FX offering with more currencies and 24/7 trading to meet the increasingly sophisticated needs of retail and SME clients
Best retail FX platform/FX house of the year, Singapore: OCBC Bank
OCBC Bank's wins are testament to its endeavours and innovation within the FX industry
FX house of the year, Singapore: OCBC Bank
A focus on client needs, scale, scope of product array and providing liquidity in all conditions wins OCBC Bank the FX house of the year, Singapore award
Best retail FX platform: OCBC Bank
OCBC Bank’s stability, product array and vast regional presence secures the award for Best retail FX platform
FX house of the year, Malaysia: OCBC Bank
Consistency, stability and client focus earn OCBC Bank the FX house of the year, Malaysia award
Electronification allows Singapore to take on the world
SG1 data hub enables city-state to consolidate its position as key centre for trading
FX Markets Asia Awards 2020: The winners
Citi lands four wins in this year’s awards
FX Markets Asia Awards 2020: FX house of the year, Hong Kong and FX house of the year, Singapore
In a challenging year, OCBC’s teams in Hong Kong and Singapore have continued to grow the bank’s franchise, deepen client relationships and drive engagement. We spoke to the global treasury team’s Wee Wei Min, global head of sales and structuring, and…
MAS makes rare policy tweak amid slowing global economy
MAS targets slower appreciation of Singapore dollar, the first such easing in more than three years
Singapore’s banks eye internal models for FX desks
New market risk regime dangles capital savings for own-models approach
Barclays hires two for Asian NDF trading team
Bengco and Parameswaran join the bank in Singapore
Commerzbank builds FX globally
Commerzbank has made key hires in sales and trading across Asia, Europe and the US as it strengthens its global FX business, the bank said on August 25.
Asia lukewarm to renminbi despite dollar-depeg
Importers and exporters that trade with onshore Chinese companies are having second thoughts about using the renminbi to settle their trades in place of the US dollar.