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Things worth reading: 11th October 2011

Things we're reading today include … Full report should throw light on to failings at RBS The Telegraph Square Processing $2B In Payments Per Year, Has Signed Up 800K MerchantsTechcrunch Regulators stand up for new capital rulesFinancial Times Banks heaviest users of low-tax territoriesThe Telegraph MPs question banks' cash machine rulesThe Independent ICB: 'Banks won't quit…

Things worth reading: 11th October 2011

Things we're reading today include … Full report should throw light on to failings at RBS The Telegraph Square Processing $2B In Payments Per Year, Has Signed Up 800K MerchantsTechcrunch Regulators stand up for new capital rulesFinancial Times Banks heaviest users of low-tax territoriesThe Telegraph MPs question banks' cash machine rulesThe Independent ICB: 'Banks won't quit…

Things worth reading: 10th October 2011

Things we're reading today include … Software group Misys rocked by shareholder revolt over payThe Independent American Express To Release An API For Digital Wallet Platform Serve; Focuses On Data And PersonalizationTechcrunch   High-street banks attacked over account switching policyThe Independent Investment banks need ethics as well as a desire to make moneyThe Telegraph New…

Things worth reading: 10th October 2011

Things we're reading today include … Software group Misys rocked by shareholder revolt over payThe Independent American Express To Release An API For Digital Wallet Platform Serve; Focuses On Data And PersonalizationTechcrunch   High-street banks attacked over account switching policyThe Independent Investment banks need ethics as well as a desire to make moneyThe Telegraph New…

The Finanser’s Week: 3rd October – 9th October 2011

Our biggest stories of the week are …  Volcker Rule details are leaked The Volcker Rule, named after former head of the Federal Reserve Paul Volcker who advised on the investment banking reforms of the Dodd-Frank legislation, has been rumoured for ages and was originally a proposal to ban proprietary trading completely. In case you missed…

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The Finanser’s Week: 3rd October – 9th October 2011

Our biggest stories of the week are …  Volcker Rule details are leaked The Volcker Rule, named after former head of the Federal Reserve Paul Volcker who advised on the investment banking reforms of the Dodd-Frank legislation, has been rumoured for ages and was originally a proposal to ban proprietary trading completely. In case you missed…

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Things worth reading: 7th October 2011

Things we're reading today include … Samsung And Visa Partner To Launch NFC-Equipped “Olympics Phone”Techcrunch Will NFC make the mobile wallet work?BBC   EU Sees Coordinated Action on Bank CapitalBusiness Week Shares up on euro bank plan hopesBBC Spain Makes Banks Pay for Cajas’ Overhaul to Shield BudgetBusiness Week EU crisis puts economy at risk,…

Things worth reading: 7th October 2011

Things we're reading today include … Samsung And Visa Partner To Launch NFC-Equipped “Olympics Phone”Techcrunch Will NFC make the mobile wallet work?BBC   EU Sees Coordinated Action on Bank CapitalBusiness Week Shares up on euro bank plan hopesBBC Spain Makes Banks Pay for Cajas’ Overhaul to Shield BudgetBusiness Week EU crisis puts economy at risk,…

Things worth reading: 6th October 2011

Things we're reading today include …   Statement by Apple’s Board of Directors On The Death Of Steve JobsTechcrunch Steve Jobs Has Passed Away Techcrunch Steve Jobs: “Death Is The Destination We All Share”Techcrunch   Lack Of NFC In iPhone 4S Won’t Impact MarketTechcrunch   UBS failed to act on rogue trading evidence before losing…

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Things worth reading: 6th October 2011

Things we're reading today include …   Statement by Apple’s Board of Directors On The Death Of Steve JobsTechcrunch Steve Jobs Has Passed Away Techcrunch Steve Jobs: “Death Is The Destination We All Share”Techcrunch   Lack Of NFC In iPhone 4S Won’t Impact MarketTechcrunch   UBS failed to act on rogue trading evidence before losing…

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