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Trade Finance Global: Bank of America’s (BofA) CashPro App has facilitated over €100 billion in payments approved by European companies during the first seven months of the year, the bank announced on Thursday, 17 September. 

Risk.Net: Foreign exchange options dealers are reporting a jump in volumes from clients betting and hedging on emerging markets currencies this year, while dampened volatility in developed markets has held back activity.

WatersTechnology: In the world of capital markets technology, agents are popping up in all sorts of forms. Symphony, long synonymous with messaging and communication, introduced an agent studio earlier this year that allows users to create...

Wealth Professional: Toronto summit opens as the plan builds on a $100 billion domestic book spanning GFL to Cadillac Fairview

Efinancialcareers:JPMorgan has begun to see electronic trading firms as direct competitors. Last year, it cut some of its lending to Jane Street after it made a push into credit markets. 

Leap Rate: Jefferies Financial Group is winding down its outsourced fixed-income trading desk and losing unit head Joram Siegel, just a year after seeking to expand the business.

Briefs Finance: Jefferies is stepping back from its outsourced fixed-income trading operation, reversing course in an area where it had been adding traders last year.

Financial Times: The biggest US bank significantly curbed the lending it provided to Jane Street for its bond trading last year, according to people familiar...

International Financing Review: That comes as major banks are expected to report a double-digit percentage rise in precious metals trading revenues this year, building on 2025’s record haul of roughly US$4bn, according to analytics provider...

Finance Magnates: The established firms have continued to eat the banks’ lunch, particularly in electronic market-making. Non-bank trading firms generated an estimated $114 billion of revenue in 2025 (an increase of 45% over the previous year...