Halifax bank of scotland (hbos)
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Source: Structured Products
The UK structured products market has become an area of interest for stockbrokers and most traditional stockbrokers are now active in the territory. One of the newest entrants is home-grown. Damian Stansfield,...
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Comparing the approach to whistleblowing taken in the US and the UK, it seems American informants have more incentive, particularly in monetary terms, to come forward. Should the UK follow the US lead?...
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Lloyds has abandoned the AMA after trying to combine two models, losing key staff and coming under scrutiny from regulators
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Source: Asia Risk
A major failure of risk management highlighted by the global financial crisis was the inability of financial institutions to view risk on a holistic basis. Wietske Blees speaks with Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s chief risk officer, Alden Toevs, about...
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Source: Risk magazine
Market sentiment towards financials has been varied in the past week as more second-quarter bank results were announced.
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Source: Risk magazine
Lloyds Banking Group made a pre-tax £3.96 billion loss on a pro forma basis in the first half of 2009, primarily due to losses on commercial real estate assets held by HBOS, which it acquired in January.
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
Banks forced into mergers by the recent crisis assume not only each other's existing risks but also those that arise when integrating separate, well-established operational risk functions. Duncan Wood looks at how some of the recently merged banks are...
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Source: Risk magazine
Shares in Lloyds Banking Group have fallen after it confirmed that it would put £250 billion of toxic assets into the UK government's asset protection scheme.
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Source: Operational Risk & Regulation
LONDON - James Crosby, the ex-chief executive of HBOS who was subsequently hired as deputy chairman of the UK Financial Services Authority (FSA), has been accused by his former head of regulatory risk at HBOS, Paul Moore, of refusing to heed warnings...
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Source: Risk magazine
Lloyds Banking Group, which today confirmed that Halifax Bank of Scotland (HBOS) lost £10.8 billion in 2008, remains locked in talks with the UK government about participation in its asset protection scheme.
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