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Regulation

BaFin Subtly Courts UK-Based Banks in Post Brexit Aftermath

The German regulator refrains from aggressively pursuing UK lenders, in contrast to its European counterparts.

Tuesday, 09/01/2018 | 13:34 GMT by Finance Magnates Staff

Blogs

Are Financial Markets Moving into an Era of Deglobalization?

Markets and economics have begun to push back against the globalization trend.

Wednesday, 08/02/2017 | 10:53 GMT by Guest Contributors Institutional

Blogs

Eurozone Bonds Have Found a Shield Despite Market Turmoil

There was no re-emergence of fault lines between the northern and southern eurozone bonds last week, despite past incidents of market stress

Tuesday, 19/01/2016 | 10:34 GMT by Vassil Nikolov

Blogs

After ECB “Disappointment” Where Is the EUR/USD Headed?

We should expect a period of reflection on what effect QE is having on inflation after the main events of last week.

Monday, 07/12/2015 | 11:54 GMT by Guest Contributors

Analysis

The Future of the Euro- Which Countries Will Remain in the Zone?

A 2-part article discussing why politics is the new economics in Europe, and how the Euro-Zone is going to break up.

Wednesday, 25/11/2015 | 06:01 GMT by David Gyori

Analysis

The Future of the Euro

A 2-part article discussing why politics is the new economics in Europe, and how the eurozone is going to break up.

Thursday, 19/11/2015 | 11:09 GMT by David Gyori

Analysis

Dovish Draghi Strikes Again

Risks for the EUR/USD remain biased to the downside over the short and medium-term as the EBC approach contrasts sharply with the Fed.

Wednesday, 04/11/2015 | 10:07 GMT by Idan Levitov

Execution

STOXX Licenses EURO STOXX 50 Index to SinoPac for Inaugural Index in Taiwan

The licensing of EURO STOXX 50 is noteworthy in that it will underlie a passive index fund available in Taiwan for the first time.

Tuesday, 27/10/2015 | 14:30 GMT by Jeff Patterson

Analysis

It’s Time to Worry About the European Economy

Figures show that all major sectors in Germany (industrial and service) are suffering the spillover effects of Chinese economic problems.

Monday, 12/10/2015 | 14:37 GMT by Michael Oyebamiji

Analysis

Currency Wars Escalate As China’s Move Triggers a Chain Reaction

The move by China to devalue the renminbi resonates across global markets as emerging markets currencies collapse

Friday, 21/08/2015 | 19:39 GMT by #Trading People

Executive Moves

Eurozone's ESM Elevates Cosimo Pacciani to Chief Risk Officer

Mr. Pacciani joined the ESM in 2014 working as its Senior Credit Officer and Deputy Head of Risk - previously working at RBS for a decade.

Friday, 14/08/2015 | 10:07 GMT by Jeff Patterson

Blogs

The Euro-Zone Crisis—Which Way Forward for the Euro Currency?

The debt crisis has haunted Europe for a long time, sometimes threatening to bring it down. Will the euro endure these tumultuous times?

Friday, 17/07/2015 | 15:32 GMT by Guest Contributors

Expert Insights

Greece Capitulates to Key Demands in Bid to Stave Off Abyss

Greece has ceded ground on a number of previously untouchable 'red line' reforms in an effort to help prevent a 'Grexit'.

Friday, 10/07/2015 | 08:58 GMT by Jeff Patterson

Expert Insights

Last-Ditch Negotiations Off to Poor Start as Greeks Arrive Empty-Handed

Hopes of a deal were stifled Tuesday, after the Greek government arrived in Brussels without any new proposals.

Tuesday, 07/07/2015 | 15:51 GMT by Jeff Patterson

Blogs

What Comes Next after the Greek No

It is likely that the European indices could fall further, unless a deal between the Greek government and its creditors is reached.

Tuesday, 07/07/2015 | 15:03 GMT by Cyril Tabet

News

Coinbase Waives Fees For Buying BTC with Euros Until After Greek Referendum

Coinbase is waiving its fees for bitcoin purchases made with euros to promote cryptocurrency to those wary of the ongoing Greek debt crisis.

Tuesday, 30/06/2015 | 11:06 GMT by Leon Pick

Prime Brokerage

Greek Government Receives Last €16 Billion Band-Aid Offer

In a last-ditch effort to postpone the inevitable, Eurozone officials have presented a five-month bailout extension plan to Tsipras

Friday, 26/06/2015 | 19:17 GMT by Victor Golovtchenko

Blogs

Eur-rational Exuberance

If you're long the euro, be careful. At some point the exhaustion factor will trump all ambitions to avoid a defection.

Monday, 22/06/2015 | 14:46 GMT by Guest Contributors

Analysis

Greece's Decisive Week to Shape FX Volatility over the Summer

While the Greek government is struggling to agree on reforms with its creditors to receive aid, volatility will implode in case of a default

Monday, 15/06/2015 | 10:21 GMT by Victor Golovtchenko

Analysis

No Band-Aid for Greece

Things have gotten a little harder for Greece when it comes to negotiating additional, much-needed bailout funds.

Wednesday, 27/05/2015 | 07:12 GMT by Joshua Rodriguez

Analysis

Greece Back into Junk Territory as Default Seems Imminent

Another payment to the International Monetary Fund in the beginning of May is about to strain the country’s finances to the limit

Saturday, 18/04/2015 | 09:22 GMT by Victor Golovtchenko

Analysis

Germany Rejects Greek Proposal, S&P Dismisses Grexit Spillover Risks

As speculated by Forex Magnates, the leader amongst creditor nations delivering the Greek bailout package has been quick to dismiss the proposal made by the government in Athens due to lack of any real commitments.

Thursday, 19/02/2015 | 13:58 GMT by Victor Golovtchenko

Analysis

Why We Should Take Grexit Clutter with More Than a Grain of Salt

Contrary to popular opinion, our weekly guest blogger Vlad Gubernat doesn't see Greece, or any other PIIGS country, leaving the Eurozone. Find out why here.

Monday, 09/02/2015 | 14:37 GMT by Guest Contributors

Analysis

FXCM Europe's CEO Predicts EUR/USD to Go Below Parity in 2015

According to Brendan Callan's audacious prediction, the drastic imbalance between certain eurozone members will lead to the first country leaving the currrency, while the EUR/USD will hit 0.90.

Wednesday, 07/01/2015 | 13:46 GMT by Guest Contributors

Executive Moves

Angola Deploys Officials To Manage Portugal’s Deteriorating BES

In light of a deteriorating situation of Portugal’s Banco Espirito Santo (BES), Angola has appointed a series of administrators to help manage the indebted bank’s finances, whilst revoking a large portion of its loans.

Monday, 04/08/2014 | 21:46 GMT by Jeff Patterson

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