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Fed promises dramatically tougher rules for non-US banks
Foreign banks in US must set up holding companies with ring-fenced capital
Financial crimes take a long time to prosecute - the UK SFO will try to speed things up
Most of the cases linked to the 2008 crisis have not reached court yet, says Iceland’s special prosecutor.
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Iceland returns to market with $1bn 5yr deal
Three years after high profile banking crisis paralysed Iceland’s economy, the country makes a return to debt markets with five-year bond deal that was twice oversubscribed
Resolution regimes could cause bank CDS spreads to tighten
Credit analysts predict drop in credit default swap spreads under new bank resolution regimes
SFO under pressure over Kaupthing investigation
Two arrested amid investigation into Kaupthing collapse say raids were a publicity stunt
IEA cuts global oil demand for 2009 and 2010
The International Energy Agency (IEA) slashes global oil demand for 2009 and 2010, following questions over the health of the global economy, weaker-than-expected data from Asia and the Middle East, and repercussions from the volcanic ash cloud and the...
Iceland’s “grossly negligent” central bankers caused collapse: report...
Much awaited parliamentary report singles out seven individuals including Icelandic central bank’s governing board trio as responsible for 2008 collapse of banking sector
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Reforming state pensions is a top priority in Europe as governments attempt to plug huge deficits exacerbated by the global financial crisis. Andrew Sheen examines the current state of European pensions
Kaupthing executive labelled fraud suspect
The former chief executive of collapsed Icelandic bank Kaupthing has been named by prosecutors as a fraud suspect in an Icelandic market abuse case. Sigurdur Einarsson, residing in London, headed the bank until its failure and nationalisation on October...
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