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Bloomberg
1 hr ago
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U.K. Chancellor of the Exchequer
Alistair Darling’s push to limit the powers of new European
financial supervisors was rebuffed by the region’s finance
ministers.
Wall Street Journal
2 hrs ago
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Barclays, Lloyds and RBS are faced with having to refinance cheap government-assisted funding at higher levels over the next couple of years, potentially causing a $10 billion drop in earnings, a Credit Suisse report said.
guardian.co.uk
4 hrs ago
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The French president is touting a new EU commissioner as the man to curb Anglo-Saxon financial excess. Fat chance
It's hard to disagree with Sarko at one level. The crisis of the past two and a half years was indeed caused by what the French...
guardian.co.uk
6 hrs ago
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Spencer Dale believes that the longer that quantitative easing continues, the greater the risk that markets get out of control
Spencer Dale, the Bank of England's chief economist, today warned of the risk of a new bubble inflating in frenzied...
JCN Network
6 hrs ago
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For the first time, South West Screen (SWS), the development agency for the film, TV and digital media industries in the South West of England, has joined forces with Singapore's Media Development Authority (MDA) to launch a new funding...
Bloomberg
7 hrs ago
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(Update1) The tallest tower in London’s main
financial district to open next year won’t house bankers or
office workers -- it’ll be a student dormitory.
Bloomberg
8 hrs ago
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(Update2) Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair
Darling warned the incoming French financial-services regulator
for the European Union to tread carefully with rules to police
markets, saying Europe will suffer if London’s position is hurt.
Wall Street Journal
8 hrs ago
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U.K. insurer Legal & General said has appointed John Stewart to become non-executive chairman of the group beginning March next year.
Wall Street Journal
8 hrs ago
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Yorkshire Building Society will acquire Chelsea Building Society, putting ailing Chelsea on firmer financial ground and marking the latest bout of consolidation in U.K. banking.
Financial Times
10 hrs ago
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Spencer Dale, chief economist at the Bank of England, says he would have preferred to pause quantitative easing in November because of the risk it might produce inflation and cause asset price bubbles
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