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FX Week Asia 2010

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Dates12 Oct 2010This edition has ended
VenueMarina MandarinSingapore
RunningSince 2010Annual · 3 editions on record
Last checked12 Nov 2026Its website has moved
This is the 2010 edition. It has ended. See FX Week Asia's current page for the next dates.

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Editions on record
3first in 2010

About FX Week Asia

Foreign Exchange (FX) has become an increasingly popular investment asset class largely due to the global financial crisis. The revaluation of the RMB and the downside risks posed by the euro continue to spur worldwide discussions on their respective impacts to the financial markets. Meanwhile, intensifying currency volatilities have proven the positive value of varying innovative trading strategies in generating alpha. While Asian currencies have become more appealing to many investors than long-term benchmarks like the greenback and sterling, much more attention is required for hedging the risks of this emerging trend.

FX is undoubtedly a dynamic and potentially profitable space but not without uncertainties. The 6th annual FX Week Asia congress will highlight the opportunities and discuss the best strategies to navigate the FX markets going forward. The comprehensive one-day two-stream agenda will feature a cutting-edge programme of interactive panels, case studies and presentations delivered by over 30 leading lights in the foreign exchange market.

Specifically designed for investment banks, institutional investors and corporate treasurers, FX Week Asia will provide practical insights into the way to look at FX as an asset class.

From our listing of this edition. Details may have changed since.

Editions

YearDatesWhereExhibitorsVisitors
201216 Oct 2012Raffles City Convention Center
Suntec City, Singapore
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201118 Oct 2011Grand Hyatt Singapore
Singapore
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201012 Oct 2010Marina Mandarin
Singapore
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Past editions from the bvents archive (2008–2019) and organiser figures where they were published.

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