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Fear the weight of accumulated debt will drag the UK economy back into the abyss
The Bank of England expects that house prices have seen the worst and that there are enough independent signals to indicate that the economy is in a position to grow into 2010 . . .
Recent events have put risk management firmly at the top of the agenda and prompted the UK's Financial Services Authority to draw up new requirements for reporting exposures and managing liquidity. Frances Maguire takes industry soundings...
The stated aim of last month's London G20 Summit to reach agreement on revitalising the global economy and reforming the world financial system, included the resonant phrase: ‘GLOBAL SOLUTIONS REQUIRED FOR GLOBAL PROBLEMS'...
Joe Morrison is a managing consultant at Lab49, responsible for the successful delivery of client projects in the New York area. He has over 20 years of experience leading engineering teams in designing and building complex software applications, with projects ranging from distributed object research at Verizon Laboratories, to value chain management software at Benchmarking Partners in Boston...
A year on from the introduction of SEPA, and with the financial crisis diverting many people’s attention, banks continue to work at ways to encourage the corporates they serve to get with the curve. At the forefront of this unfolding...
As far back (and conversely, as recently) as the beginning of 2002, many in the economic priesthood were focusing on the credit default derivatives market and asking if this was a scandal waiting to happen?
Speaking to reporters ahead of a keynote speech in the City of London, UK Chancellor of the Exchequer, Alistair Darling, says he does not plan fundamental reform of the way domestic financial institutions are regulated...
Barclays has agreed to sell its fund management division, Barclays Global Investors (BGI), to US money management firm Blackrock for £8.2bn. BlackRock is paying a mixture of cash and shares in a deal that...
Lloyds Banking Group is set to become the first lender in Europe to return bailout money to the taxpayer. The repayment, expected to be in the region of £2.3 billion, is being made far sooner than either the City or the Government could have foreseen...
As Gordon Brown embarks on a round of cabinet reshuffling, brought forward in the wake of open dissent from ministers and bad results in the English local elections, Alistair Darling is to stay as Chancellor of the Exchequer...
Leveling fresh criticism at the way banks were supervised by the Treasury, Bank of England and Financial Services Authority, a report published by the influential House of Lords Economic Affairs Committee said the so-called...
