Keep up to date with the latest trends in the FX industry (and other musings) with Profit & Loss’ Colin Lambert. There’s no other FX Podcast like it!

In the FICC of It
Claim This Podcastby Colin Lambert, Profit & Loss
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Keep up to date with the latest trends in the FX industry (and other musings) with Profit & Loss’ Colin Lambert. There’s no other FX Podcast like it!
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9/26/2019
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October 3, 2020
In the FICC of It
There’s a behavioural feel to this week’s podcast as Colin Lambert opens up with his views on the number of spoofers being brought to heel by the CFTC. He then moves onto another CFTC-related issue, wondering if questions should be asked of the management team that allowed Citi’s voice monitoring operation to descend into apparent chaos – leading to a CFTC fine. Finally, in yet another inspired(!) prediction, Lambert wonders if a deal announced this week signals the retreat of voice brokers from the hybrid model. Lambert is then joined by Guy Hopkins, founder and CEO of FairXchange, to discuss how data and analytics is changing the face of the FX relationship. With the firm’s pricing stack analysis tool newly launched, Hopkins explains how LPs and customers are using it and what it can really tell about a relationship. Lambert, predictably, wants to “out” those LPs who claimed they “stayed in” during the Covid peak when anecdotal evidence suggests many didn’t, but thankfully for the listeners the conversation soon turns to another aspect of the FX relationship – managing a panel of LPs in a world in which customers want less. And as Hopkins explains, sometimes when looking at the relationship, less can mean more. Download and listen to find out more.

May 5, 2020
In the FICC of It Special
Due to the level of interest generated by Profit & Loss’ discussion with Rohan Churm, head of the FX division at the Bank of England as part of our first ever Dial-in Day, we are releasing the audio as part of our In the FICC of It podcast series. You can download either by clicking the link below or going to your regular podcast distribution app to hear about how the Bank of England maintains its operations and market surveillance function during the pandemic; as well as Churm’s observations on the evolution of FX swaps markets highlighted in the latest Bank for International Settlements’ Triennial Survey of FX Turnover; the recent basis blow out; and efforts aimed at further mitigating FX settlement risk.

September 26, 2019
In the FICC of It - Forex Network Special
P&L’s managing editor Colin Lambert and editor Galen Stops are joined by guest podcasters John Crouch and Brandon Primack to discuss the hot topics from the first day at Forex Network Chicago for this In the FICC of It special. The podcast looks at how platforms seek to build a better liquidity landscape through the effective monitoring of both liquidity providers and consumers – and inevitably data rears its head. There is also a healthy discussion around the benefits (or otherwise) offered by the high frequency trading community and although there is some discord a consensus is achieved. The role of innovation and the impact of regulation on the key themes of liquidity and execution are also debated before the podcast ends with Crouch really wanting (honest) to hear an old trading story from Lambert. So, if you really want to hear the ultimate story regarding operational risk, DEM/ITL (look it up kids) and using signalling risk to your advantage – listen on!
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