December 07, 2011 BY Gerald Segal
ESMA's warning against unregulated Forex firms – why now?
EU's new financial regulator clearly gearing up to tackle Forex issues.
Read moreEU's new financial regulator clearly gearing up to tackle Forex issues.
Read moreICAP's EBS Oct and Nov numbers confirm decrease in Q4.
Read moreUK humming along, growing internationally, Japan market shrinking.
Read moreGold-i, CPattern, Boston Technologies and cTrader each announce deals/expansion.
Read more... mainly due to growth in international and institutional segments.
Read moreFXCM has already has $178 million of cash in the bank, and no debt.
Read moreContinued consolidation; European regulation; Far East grows.
Read moreJapan loses its position as the #1 Forex market.
Read moreFXOpen was one of 14 Forex firms charged with accepting US clients.
Read moreICAP's daily volumes fell below $100B for the first time since 2005.
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