Industry Recognition

               

 

Global Finance names the World’s Best Derivatives Providers 2011


Europe
  • Best Credit Derivatives Provider
  • Best FX Derivatives Provider
  • Best Interest Rate Derivatives Provider

Asia

  • Best Credit Derivatives Provider

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J-Money Tokyo FX Poll 2011

  • No.1 FX as an Asset Class

               

 

 Euromoney, FX Survey 2011

  • World's No 1 FX Bank, 7 years running (2005 - 2011)
  • No 1 in Western Europe, North America, Asia, Australasia, Japan
  • No 1 E-Trading, 7 years running (2005 - 2011)
  • No 1 Options

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Profit & Loss Digital FX Awards 2011

Autobahn awarded

  • Best Prime Services
  • Best Emerging Markets Platform
  • Best Leveraged Sector Platform

       

 

 Euromoney, FX Poll 2010

  • No 1 Overall, 6 years in a row
  • No 1 in Western Europe, North America, Asia, 6 years in a row
  • No 1 for E-Trading (Proprietary Platforms) by market share

       

Profit & Loss Digital FX Awards, 2010
Autobahn Foreign Exchange awarded

  • Best Banks' Platform
  • Best Leveraged Sector Platform
  • 2010 Private Label
  • Best Order Management

              

 Global Finance World's Best FX Banks Awards

  • World's Best FX Bank 2006 - 2011
  • Best FX Research - Strategy / Hedging

           

 Finance Asia Achievement Awards 2009

  • Best FX House in Japan, 3 years in a row

 

  Deutsche Bank Foreign Exchange
  • Awarded Most Innovative Team and FX House

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Industry comment

New Drivers?

The “risk on/risk off” theme that has seemingly dominated in recent years could well take a back seat in 2013.  Already, currencies have become less correlated. Other markets, such as equities, are seeing something similar (at least with single stock correlations). FX carry has decoupled from equity markets over the last quarter
of 2012 (check out our equity-neutral carry basket theme). At the macro level, divergent growth across the major regions and lower tail risk emanating from the Euro-area should underpin a more varied and fundamentally-based performance of FX in 2013. The twist for 2013 will likely be that rather than monetary policy driving the trends in
FX, it could be flows, whether current account, portfolio flows, FDI or short-term capital.

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