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Wednesday
03 December 2008
07:40 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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One of last year's best-performing hedge funds has suffered so badly from falling securities prices that it has wiped out all of its gains since launch, as falling securities prices expose asset managers who were relying only on rising markets to make money.03 Dec 2008
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European research group slams 'spaghetti' regulation
Europe has made absurd demands on its supra-national regulatory bodies in the wake of the credit crisis and should create a single structure to manage financial oversight, according to a new report from the Centre for European Policy Studies.03 Dec 2008 -
JP Morgan's once-hot Highbridge goes cold 03 Dec 2008
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US hedge fund makes perfect short bet on UK bank 03 Dec 2008
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Investors bet on commodities bounce 03 Dec 2008
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HSBC global equities head takes over Execution 02 Dec 2008
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News Analysis: New Star fights for a future 02 Dec 2008
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Why this famous raider is scooping up debt 02 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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Marginal trading defies market logic 01 Dec 2008
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