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Tuesday
02 December 2008
03:34 GMT
Financial News Feeds Bailey Morris-Eck
Time for Citi’s board to step up – part II
The financial crisis has cast light on some very complex structures that are difficult to understand – and few more so than the board of directors of Citigroup.
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Credit Suisse is cutting 10% of its London-based staff with the loss of over 600 jobs as the Swiss bank continues to slash positions across its investment banking business in the wake of the global financial crisis.01 Dec 2008
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Turquoise taps new backers for capital
Turquoise, the high-profile rival to big stock exchanges in Europe, is in talks with banks and brokers about raising additional funds, in an early sign that alternative trading systems may be struggling to make as big an impact as they had hoped.01 Dec 2008 -
Volatility pushes dark pools into the shade 01 Dec 2008
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Central counterparties move into a golden age 01 Dec 2008
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Demand for market data soars 01 Dec 2008
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Protagonists speak up for credit derivatives 01 Dec 2008
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Tudor becomes largest fund to halt withdrawals 01 Dec 2008
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TCI puts $1.5bn on credit cards 01 Dec 2008
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Downturn will hit half of buyouts, say bankers 01 Dec 2008
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Lehman’s Tory launches boutique 01 Dec 2008
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Bank job cuts rise as outlook worsens 01 Dec 2008
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Global equity investors feel deflated 01 Dec 2008
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