What are Cross Currency Pairs?

A cross currency refers to a currency pair or transaction that does not involve the U.S. dollar. In a cross currency transaction, the U.S. dollar is not used as a contract settlement currency. A cross currency pair consists of two currencies…

What are the Major Currency Pairs?

The major pairs in forex (FX) trading are the four most heavily traded currency pairs in the global market. These pairs are: - EUR/USD (Euro/US Dollar) - USD/JPY (US Dollar/Japanese Yen) - GBP/USD (British Pound/US Dollar) - USD/CHF…

What is a Base and Quote Currency?

The base currency is the first currency listed in a currency pair, such as USD/EUR, where the U.S. dollar (USD) is the base currency. The second currency in the pair is known as the quote or counter currency. If you are "long" on the currency…

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Citbank Forex Challenge 2010

Photo with Lee Lung Nien, COO of Citibank Singapore This year, it was once again a gruelling tough battle at the Citbank Forex Challenge. There were over 300+ teams, and only 48 made it to the finals. I am proud to announce that 4 of the 8 teams from my round that made it to […]

Guest Speaker for STATS Market Outlook & AGM 2010

Today, I was invited as a guest speaker to give a talk at 2009 AGM of STATS (Singapore Technical Analysts & Traders Society) on the “Strategic Outlook for 2010”. Before the talk, there was a poll, and it seemed that the general consensus is for a correction in the medium term. Here also some of […]

Asia Investment Banking Conference 2009

This event was held in SMU, and saw professionals and student flying in from all over the world to attend talks and networking sessions with a variety of renowed industry speakers. After 3 days of talks and workshops, the event culminated in a memorable networking dinner and social drinking session in a professional setting. It […]

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