News

• Regulation

Goldman and Morgan lose banking status

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

Fannie clears out senior management

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

Calyon cuts back derivatives operations

• 01 Oct 2008

• Credit markets

CDS volumes register first-ever decline - Isda

• 01 Oct 2008

• Infrastructure

TriOptima claims tear-up effect

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

UBS installs joint heads of fixed income

• 01 Oct 2008

• Regulation

Nomura swoops for Lehman Europe and Asia

• 01 Oct 2008

• Technology

OTC Val expands derivs coverage

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

Pimco's Thompson to retire

• 01 Oct 2008

• Regulation

SEC to relax mark-to-market rules for banks

• 01 Oct 2008

• Structured products

JPMorgan acquires WaMu

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

Old Mutual CEO resigns after facing writedowns

• 01 Oct 2008

• Technology

Danish asset manager rolls out Algo Risk Service

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

Axa names fixed-income CIO

• 01 Oct 2008

• Credit markets

US watchdog calls for tighter CDS controls

• 01 Oct 2008

• Technology

Stress testing next on the agenda for Basel Committee

• 01 Oct 2008

• Structured products

Citi buys Wachovia's banking arm in $2.16bn deal

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

NAB sets up structured products desk

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

RBS appoints head of Japanese credit trading

• 01 Oct 2008

• Risk management

Ambac and MBIA placed on review for downgrade

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

BNP creates distressed finance group

• 01 Oct 2008

• People

Standard Chartered hires global heads

• 01 Oct 2008

• Regulation

SEC to ease mark-to-market rules

The US Securities and Exchange Commission offered another lifeline to struggling US banks yesterday, telling them it planned "further clarifications" on when mark-to-market accounting rules could be ignored.

• 01 Oct 2008

• Operational risk

Optimism abounds at Sibos

MANAGEMENT

• 01 Oct 2008