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Thursday
28 August 2008
10:50 GMT
Financial News Feeds Special Feature
In the long haul to Christmas, is the worst behind us?
The holidays are almost over. Children are getting ready for school and, public transport is getting crowded again, and most of us are preparing to get our heads back down to work for the four-month slog up to the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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Natixis today pledged to slash risky trading and review its international growth plans for its corporate and investment bank after €1.5bn ($2.2bn) of fresh credit writedowns dragged the division to a €1.3bn second-quarter net loss and plunged the overall group back into the red.28 Aug 2008
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Chinese anti-trust regulation 'poses problems for buyout firms'
Far-reaching Chinese anti-trust regulation which became law this month may cause problems for buyout firms investing in the region, according to big four accountant Deloitte.28 Aug 2008 -
BofA to buy back $43m in ARS from Massachusetts 28 Aug 2008
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RBS Greenwich Capital hires 15 from Bear Stearns 28 Aug 2008
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Lehman issues 'mea culpa' to Sanford Bernstein 28 Aug 2008
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Lazard advises Chrysler on its Viper options 28 Aug 2008
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New credit hurdle looms for banks 27 Aug 2008
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Temasek throws support to Merrill's Thain 27 Aug 2008
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NY Fed prepares first auction of bond options 27 Aug 2008
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Japanese banks go on a shopping spree 27 Aug 2008
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