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  • BoA hits back at Cuomo

    September 9, 2009

    Bank of America yesterday rejected allegations brought on Tuesday by New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo that it is hiding behind attorney-client privilege as a defence for its decisions over Merrill Lynch. Cuomo has threatened to sue top executives if the bank is not more forthcoming by 14 September.

  • Barclays and JPMorgan top poll

    September 9, 2009

    Barclays Capital and JPMorgan Chase have been given top rankings for fixed-income market share and quality of debt sales, trading and research. A survey of institutional investors by Greenwich Associates showed BarCap received 14.8 per cent of fixed-income market share while JPM took 14.2 per cent.

  • Goldman boss urges end to bonus culture

    September 9, 2009

    LONG-TERM guaranteed bonuses should be banned and clawbacks introduced into contracts to prevent the excessive risk-taking of the past, Goldman Sachs chief executive Lloyd Blankfein said yesterday. Speaking at the Banks in Transition conference in Frankfurt, Blankfein said there was “little justification of outsized discretionary compensation when a financial institution has lost money”. He said [...]

  • Apple’s Jobs struts the stage for the first time since his liver transplant

    September 9, 2009

    STEVE Jobs, the Apple chief executive, stepped back into the spotlight for the first time in a year yesterday, unveiling new iPods and drawing a standing ovation. It was his first public appearance since returning to work in June after six months of leave, during which the charismatic corporate showman underwent a liver transplant. Dressed [...]

  • Oil discovery by BG trumps BP’s big find

    September 9, 2009

    OIL giant BG Group said yesterday its Guara discovery off the coast of Brazil will trump the “giant” find BP made in Mexico last week. The company, which is the UK’s third-largest oil and gas producer announced its Guara site could contain between 1.1bn and 2bn barrels of oil. BP said last week its site, [...]

  • US Beige book sees recovery

    September 9, 2009

    HALF of the Federal Reserve’s 12 districts saw evidence that the US economy had improved by the end of August, although labour markets remained weak and retail sales were flat, a Fed report said last night. Dallas, Boston, Cleveland, Philadelphia, Richmond and San Francisco noted gains. “Most districts noted that the outlook for economic activity [...]

  • Marks & Spencer promotes Dixon to the board fuelling Rose succession talk

    September 9, 2009

    MARKS & Spencer (M&S) has promoted its head of food, John Dixon, to its executive board, strengthening his chance of succeeding Stuart Rose as chief executive next year. M&S has always said it would prefer an internal candidate to succeed Rose, and signs of recovery at the group’s upmarket food business in recent months have [...]

  • Moody’s says UK’s credit rating is safe for now

    September 9, 2009

    THE UK’s triple-A sovereign debt ratings is safe for now but the Treasury will need to “severely adjust” fiscal policies in the wake of the global financial crisis, Moody’s Investors Service said yesterday. “Moody’s believes that the UK continues to warrant the ‘resilient’ characterisation. However, to retain its ‘resilient’ status, it will need to severely [...]

  • Commerzbank pays back state

    September 9, 2009

    Commerzbank moved to reduce its dependence on the German state as chief executive Martin Blessing said the bank decided to pay back state guaratnees immediately. The German state took a 25 per cent stake in the country’s second largest bank in January as a way to stabilise Commerzbank during the credit crisis. Commerzbank said it [...]

  • Wealthy see risk appetite grow

    September 9, 2009

    Private banks are seeing a resurgence of risk appetite among their wealthy clients, a survey has shown. The number of private banks planning to increase their allocation to alternative assets during the next year jumped this year to 75 per cent from 42 per cent, according to research from Hotbed. In the next year, 55 [...]

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