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Goldman goes for Green

Investment bank Goldman Sachs has joined the Green Exchange as a "founding member," the exchange announced today.

Monolines - the nuclear option

XL Capital Assurance and Financial Guaranty Insurance Company (FGIC) face legal action by three banks after cancelling insurance contracts they had written on asset-backed securities transactions.

Dow Jones launches new single commodity sub-indexes

Dow Jones Indexes and AIG Financial Products have launched the Dow Jones AIG Platinum, Lead and Tin Sub-Indexes. The indexes have been licensed to ETF Securities, London-based provider of exchange traded commodities.

Meteor launches product offering 10% income

Meteor Asset Management (MAM) has launched the Solar Income Plan, a five-year product based on five major UK banks: Barclays, HBOS, HSBC, Lloyds TSB and RBS. The plan offers a fixed income of 10% per year or 0.8% per month. Capital is returned in full,…

RGGI allowance auction date announced

States participating in the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), an agreement among the Governors of ten Northeastern and Mid-Atlantic states to reduce greenhouse gases from power plants, have announced the date for the first ever CO2 allowance…

Green Exchange begins trading

In keeping with the green theme of St. Patrick’s Day, The Green Exchange, a partnership that incorporates brokers, traders, venture capital firms and investment banks commenced trading today.

Green Exchange begins trading

In keeping with the green theme of St. Patrick’s Day, The Green Exchange, a partnership that incorporates brokers, traders, venture capital firms and investment banks commenced trading today.

MF Global plunges amid liquidity fears

MF Global, the world's largest broker of exchange-listed futures and options, sought to reassure investors that it had sufficient funds despite seeing its share price fall by 78% following a spate of rumours to the contrary.

Bank writedowns - is the worst over?

The credit crisis that has roiled the financial markets has wiped out massive amounts of value from banks' balance sheets, resulting in crippling losses for some banks. Most recently, HSBC announced a 79% rise in loan impairment charges and credit risk…

Montreal Climate Exchange to launch carbon futures

The Montréal Climate Exchange (MCeX), a joint venture of the Montréal Exchange (MX) and the Chicago Climate Exchange (CCX) is planning to launch futures contracts on Canada carbon dioxide equivalent (CO2e) units on May 30, 2008, subject to regulatory…

Crude Oil surges to $107

The New York Mercantile Exchange (Nymex) benchmark oil contract has exceeded $107 per barrel in midday trading as the value of the US dollar continues to plunge

UBS offers food index for structured products and ETCs

UBS has announced the launch of the UBS Bloomberg CMCI Food Index which will be available through a variety of funds, exchange traded commodities and UBS structured products. The index is available in US dollars, euros and Swiss Francs and covers 13…

Turbulent times

Recent oil market turbulence has provided a tough test for airlineslooking to hedge their exposure to rising fuel costs as profits headinto a tailspin. David Watkins reports

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