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Barclays launches global carbon index

Barclays Capital, the investment banking arm of Barclays Bank, has launched the Barclays Capital Global Carbon Index (BGCI) which tracks the performance of the carbon credits associated with major global greenhouse gas emissions trading schemes.

HSBC offers Saudi exposure to offshore investors

HSBC Corporate, Investment Banking and Markets has launched a new Saudi Equity Index. The index is designed to be a benchmark for the Saudi equity market, and will include 36 liquid stocks. The stocks included will cover a wide range of Saudi economic…

SIV pain resurfaces through ratings

Moody’s Investors Service has taken negative action on 20 structured investment vehicles (SIVs). The action came as the first part of a sector review started at the beginning of last month by the rating agency.

FSA to lenders: prepare for the worst

The UK Financial Services Authority's director of retail markets, Clive Briault, warned mortgage lenders yesterday they should prepare for market conditions to worsen still further in the year ahead.

Lehman: potential for EM contagion overlooked

Credit market turmoil caused by bad US subprime mortgages could be transmitted to emerging market economies through domestic bank lending – a “vehicle for contagion that has been overlooked,” according to recent research by Lehman Brothers.

Didier Giblet

Didier Giblet started out as a police investigator before moving into finance. The global head of energy and commodities trading at Fortis tells Roderick Bruce how an investigative mind has helped him in his career in energy trading

Setting the stage for 2008

As 2007 draws to a close, the Energy Risk team asked market participants what they regard as the most influential events of 2007 and how these are likely to shape market behaviour in 2008. By Stella Farrington with additional reporting by David Watkins

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