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Wednesday
03 December 2008
07:22 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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Profits at Markit, the budding data giant that is central to US-led efforts to streamline credit derivatives trading, declined last year after expanding 50% in 2006, as higher staff and interest costs offset greater revenues.03 Dec 2008
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Nasdaq OMX Europe recruits ex-LSE execs to board
Nasdaq OMX Europe, the fledgling trading system aiming to challenge Europe’s largest stock exchanges, has appointed three non-executive directors including two former London Stock Exchange employees.02 Dec 2008 -
OFT decides against clearing intervention 02 Dec 2008
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Eurex trading activity sharply lower in November 02 Dec 2008
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Reputations could take years to rebuild 02 Dec 2008
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Volatility pushes dark pools into the shade 01 Dec 2008
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Demand for market data soars 01 Dec 2008
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Turquoise taps new backers for capital 01 Dec 2008
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Central counterparties move into a golden age 01 Dec 2008
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Bank job cuts rise as outlook worsens 01 Dec 2008
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Global equity investors feel deflated 01 Dec 2008
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Alternative venues to launch in Spain 28 Nov 2008
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Star electronic trader leaves Citigroup 26 Nov 2008
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