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Most commercial banks in the United States
customarily have bought and sold foreign
exchange for their customers
customarily have bought and sold foreign
exchange for their customers
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as one of their
standard financial services. But beginning at
a very early stage in the development of the
over-the-counter market, a small number of
large commercial banks operating in New
York and other U.S. money centers took on
foreign exchange trading as a major business
activity. They operated for corporate and
other customers, serving as intermediaries
and market makers. In this capacity, they
transacted business as correspondents for
many other commercial banks throughout the
country, while also buying and selling foreign
exchange for their own accounts. These major
dealer banks found it useful to trade with
each other frequently, as they sought to find
buyers and sellers and to manage their
positions. This group developed into an
interbank market for foreign exchange.
standard financial services. But beginning at
a very early stage in the development of the
over-the-counter market, a small number of
large commercial banks operating in New
York and other U.S. money centers took on
foreign exchange trading as a major business
activity. They operated for corporate and
other customers, serving as intermediaries
and market makers. In this capacity, they
transacted business as correspondents for
many other commercial banks throughout the
country, while also buying and selling foreign
exchange for their own accounts. These major
dealer banks found it useful to trade with
each other frequently, as they sought to find
buyers and sellers and to manage their
positions. This group developed into an
interbank market for foreign exchange.
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