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Tuesday
02 December 2008
04:10 GMT
Financial News Feeds Special Feature
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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Widely vaunted over the past year as the next big thing for the European equities markets, dark pools have suffered in recent weeks amid market volatility and growing concerns about counterparty risk, following the collapse of Lehman Brothers and doubts about the viability of other large institutions.01 Dec 2008
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Demand for market data soars
Investment managers have been clamouring for research during the recent period of extreme market volatility. Demand for new sources of research as well as traditional sellside reports has exploded in the past months, which analysts say will boost interest in technology platforms that manage information.01 Dec 2008 -
Turquoise taps new backers for capital 01 Dec 2008
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Central counterparties move into a golden age 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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Alternative venues to launch in Spain 28 Nov 2008
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Star electronic trader leaves Citigroup 26 Nov 2008
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Plus Markets hires for international push 26 Nov 2008
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Iosco short selling move 'may miss the mark' 25 Nov 2008
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Knight Capital to launch European dark pool 25 Nov 2008
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Deutsche Börse unveils clearer for stock lending 25 Nov 2008
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LSE plans second 'dark' trading function 24 Nov 2008
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