Deutsche bank records 100% yoy increase in its foreign exchange trading volumes in the middle east and secures 21.7% global market share

From: Al Bawaba | Date: May 12, 2008 | Copyright information

Deutsche bank records 100% yoy increase in its foreign exchange trading volumes in the middle east and secures 21.7% global market share

Deutsche Bank announced today that it has recorded a 100% annual increase in its foreign exchange trading volumes year on year since it offered FX as an asset class to its clients in the Middle East.

Recently, Deutsche Bank for the fourth year running secured the lead position in EUROMONEY's annual FX survey as the largest foreign exchange bank ...

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