ANALYSIS: Time for Hands to face music at EMI -- and sell? Trading Markets (press release) The drama took another turn last Thursday when EMI chief executive Elio Leoni-Sceti, the man who was drawing up a new business plan to convince Terra Firma ...
Barclaycard axes 350 jobs in Scotland Telegraph.co.uk A report by Holyrood's economy committee said banks should never again become so powerful that their failure could allow them to hold a gun to the ...
While you were sleeping: Equities hesitate on outlook sharechat Among the active stocks in Europe, many banks fell after Papandreou spoke. National Bank of Greece, HSBC and UBS each fell. Among the advancers were Glaxo, ...
RPT-UBS hires HSBC oil banker Wolfe -source London South East LONDON, March 18 (Reuters) - UBS has hired Philip Wolfe, HSBC's former head of oil and gas investment banking, a person familiar with the matter said on ...
African high Business Standard Hence the suggestion, by the Bank of England among others, that a bubble-pricking body have the power to vary banks' capital ratios for particular types of ...
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E-voting to kill hanging chads CNNMoney.com Steele counters that her e-voting software is as safe as other sensitive online applications, including those used by banks and the military. ...
BoE report reveals sharp fall in UK business lending Finance Markets (blog) The latest Bank of England quarterly lending survey has revealed lending to British businesses slumped in January. According to the report, ...
While you were sleeping: Stock investors hesitate Scoop.co.nz Among the active stocks in Europe, many banks fell after Papandreou spoke. National Bank of Greece, HSBC and UBS each fell. Among the advancers were Glaxo, ...
UK's Myners says curbs needed on bank margins London South East A Bank of England paper has said return on equity trebled from 7 percent between 1920 to 1970 to an average of 20 percent until the financial crisis hit in ...
