CLS Group augments Japan presence
08 August 2013 Hong Kong
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CLS Group, the risk mitigation services provider for the FX market, is opening an office in Hong Kong to compliment its long-standing office in Japan.
This move is part of CLS’ ongoing commitment to increasing the number of Asian currencies it settles, servicing the needs of its local settlement members and aiming to further reduce systemic risk in the region’s currency markets.
CLS currently mitigates settlement risk for a total of 17 currencies, including those in the Asia region, the Japanese yen, Hong Kong dollar, Singapore dollar, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and Korean won.
Moving forward, CLS is actively seeking to add further currencies in response to increased demand as a result of intra-Asian trade flows, and has held discussions with central banks in the region, including the People’s Bank of China.
The new Hong Kong office is led by Rachael Hoey, head of CLS Asia, who commented: “Establishing an office in Hong Kong affirms the growing importance of the Asia region and its currency markets."
"CLS is making progress in the region, which is reflected by the increasing level of support of our market engagement, particularly with respect to the renminbi. I look forward to leading CLS’ efforts in Asia, broadening our engagement and delivering growth.”
This move is part of CLS’ ongoing commitment to increasing the number of Asian currencies it settles, servicing the needs of its local settlement members and aiming to further reduce systemic risk in the region’s currency markets.
CLS currently mitigates settlement risk for a total of 17 currencies, including those in the Asia region, the Japanese yen, Hong Kong dollar, Singapore dollar, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and Korean won.
Moving forward, CLS is actively seeking to add further currencies in response to increased demand as a result of intra-Asian trade flows, and has held discussions with central banks in the region, including the People’s Bank of China.
The new Hong Kong office is led by Rachael Hoey, head of CLS Asia, who commented: “Establishing an office in Hong Kong affirms the growing importance of the Asia region and its currency markets."
"CLS is making progress in the region, which is reflected by the increasing level of support of our market engagement, particularly with respect to the renminbi. I look forward to leading CLS’ efforts in Asia, broadening our engagement and delivering growth.”
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