Banks similar to Citi that offer retail forex?

Does anyone have a list of banks that offer FX trading to retail clients?

I'm going to research more into Citi, but it appears there is some bad blood on this forum with them. I'm wondering if they were the first and we should expect more players soon, or are there already several others on board.

Thanks for any help,
Matt

RBS Marketindex and Barclay Barx have a retail division. UBS, if you have a spare 100K. Also Saxobank, if you want to call them a bank. RBS and UBS wont take US citizens. Especially UBS, not even big accounts.

Barclay won't take US clients either. I will assume Saxobank won't either as they list leverage up to 200:1. I haven't seen anything definitive though.

I don't want to limit this to just banks that will deal with US clients as I'm sure others here could use the info, but I am a US client.

Thank you for the reply.

There are 3 retail forex brokers that obtained bank licenses in Switzerland - MIG Bank, Dukascopy and Swissquote. As far as I know none of them accept US clients.

Begs the question, why is Citi allowed in the US? Or, why haven't more US banks joined in? A quick search shows that Bank of America operates through Merrill Lynch but only provides institution and corporate clients. I can't find anything in Wells Fargo or Chase for retail FX either.

There was one comment I received from a Citi sales rep which is that they are regulated by the OCC. I presume he is referring to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency; a US Treasury division that oversees banks. http://www.occ.treas.gov/

What does this mean for Citi in how they operate versus a traditional retail FX broker?