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Economics / Markets

Economics / Markets

King reveals 'tragic' regulatory failings

Mervyn King has claimed low capital requirements and inadequate limits on leverage have been the most "tragic" aspects of financial regulation.

clock 16 June 2011 •

Economics / Markets

Bank shares tumble on ring fencing talk

Shares in major UK banks have plunged following reports Chancellor George Osborne will force lenders to ring fence their retail arms.

clock 15 June 2011 •

Economics / Markets

Bank chiefs paid 15x their 2009 earnings

Two of the banking industry's biggest names were paid more than fifteen times their 2009 earnings last year, analysis suggests.

clock 15 June 2011 •

Economics / Markets

Banks forced to ring-fence retail operations

The government is set to force banks to ring-fence their retail operations from investment banking.

clock 15 June 2011 •

Economics / Markets

Sir Merv gets a breather as inflation remains at 4.5%

May's UK inflation reading remained unchanged from April, official figures have shown, giving Bank of England governor Sir Mervyn King some respite.

clock 14 June 2011 •

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Greece credit rating slashed to 'worst in world'

Greece's credit rating has been cut to the lowest level of any nation in the world after Standard & Poor's warned that the danger of a default by the country has risen significantly.

clock 14 June 2011 •

Economics / Markets

IMF shortlists Lagarde and Carstens

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has shortlisted French finance minister Christine Lagarde and governor of the bank of Mexico Agustin Carstens for the top job as managing director.

clock 14 June 2011 •

Economics / Markets

Barclays to pay out all PPI claims - papers

Barclays will pay out compensation to all customers it sold payment protection insurance (PPI) who made a complaint before 20 April.

clock 13 June 2011 •

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Praise for BoE as rates remain at record low

The Bank of England (BoE) today held interest rates at a record low as concerns about sluggish growth outweigh worries over high inflation.

clock 09 June 2011 •

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RBS: Taxpayers' implicit subsidy may have fed bonuses

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) group chief executive Stephen Hester has admitted the government's implicit subsidy to the industry may have fed into bankers' bonuses.

clock 09 June 2011 •
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