Things we're reading today include … Banks didn't know if assets were 'criminal' say MPs - The Telegraph Twelve banks face US Libor proceedings - The Telegraph Money talk - BBC Goldman optimistic despite profits fall - The Independent US Senate report zeroes in on Goldman - Financial Times RBS to shake up investment banking arm - Financial Times Banks should have been forced to lend, says…
Things we're reading today include … Banks' claims they will move abroad are 'empty threats' says Financial Stability Board boss - The Telegraph HSBC cuts executive pay after 'lessons from banking crisis' - The Telegraph Moody's cuts Irish banks to junk - BBC Citigroup records profit of $3bn - The Independent Four banks cleared of market rigging in Parmalat collapse - The Telegraph Barclays investors…
Things we're reading today include … Britons Mike Ellam and Verena Ross land top European financial services jobs - The Telegraph HSBC’s new boss must save a great firm from mediocrity - The Economist Virgin Money's Jayne-Anne wants one portable bank account number - BBC Square’s Disruptive Payment Service About To Get A Huge Retail Boost From Apple - Techcrunch Goldman ‘furious’ as…
Our biggest stories of the week are … The regulator's dilemma: being DUPEd It’s pretty clear that regulatory systems haven't worked and realised what the mistake was the other day. It’s a four-phase issue, summarised as regulatory DUPE: Disaster, Understanding, Proposition; and Execution. Standard & Poor's Global Corporate Default Study Standard & Poor's sent a…
Things we're reading today include … Deutsche Bank eyes US revamp to avoid raising extra capital - The Telegraph Crisis not over without jobs recovery – IMF chief - The Independent US investigates banks over credit crisis 'cartel' claim - The Independent Signals on Madoff 'ignored at JPMorgan' - Financial Times Goldman Sachs 'misled investors' - BBC Goldman on the defensive - Financial Times Bric China summit…
Things we're reading today include … Lehman cash returned to clients – The Independent Bank of Ireland post €1bn loss – The Independent US Senate panel urges Goldman 'mis-selling' investigation – The Telegraph JPMorgan sees profits jump 67pc – The Telegraph VIDEO: US debt $14 trillion and counting – BBC Banks facing $3.6 trillion 'wall…
Things we're reading today include … Pirc speaks out over Barclays' pay - The Telegraph European banks: Topping up - The Economist LSE to begin FTSE 100 futures trading in June - Financial Times Goldman Sachs sued by Silicon Valley entrepreneurs - The Telegraph Commodities fall as Goldman calls time on the bull run - The Independent Financial Stability Board warns on exchange traded funds - The…
Things we're reading today include … ICB report: A classic British compromise - The Telegraph British banks urged to ringfence retail arms - The Independent 'We didn't bottle it': watchdog defends 'moderate' reform plans - The Independent Banking costs will rise for customers, says John Vickers - The Telegraph Intense three months ahead as ICB gathers more evidence - The Telegraph UK moves bank rules…
Things we're reading today include … ICB tells banks capital reserves must be higher - The Telegraph HSBC comes under US tax scrutiny - BBC Lloyds Banking Group looks at proposal to split in two - The Telegraph NYSE chief defends merger plan with D Börse - Financial Times Banks face 'tougher' stress tests - BBC Hung up over naked short selling - Financial Times Banks to…
Our biggest stories of the week are … Stéphane Garelli on the future economic outlook Stéphane Garelli is the guy who made Davos what it is today, as Managing Director of the World Economic Forum for over twenty years. Now a Professor with the University of Lausanne, Switzerland, he's pretty well informed on all matters…
