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UK bank CDS spreads tighten further

The cost of credit protection on UK banks fell further in early trading today following the unveiling of a £50 billion government rescue plan on Wednesday, but US markets remained unstable.

CDS spreads tighten as bailout is revised

The cost of protection on some of the world’s largest financial institutions fell yesterday as the US Senate agreed to vote on a revised version of the $700 billion financial rescue plan.

CDS spreads continue to tighten

Credit default swap (CDS) spreads on financial institutions had tightened further by close of play on September 19, as market confidence continued to rise after large injections of cash from central banks

Commodity plays and hedges

Barclays Bank is offering a link to 14 commodities and one commodity index which allows investors to take a stake in the rise of the main commodity subsectors while also providing a natural hedge against inflation

Huey Evans joins Barclays

Gay Huey Evans has been appointed Barclays’ new vice-chairman of investment banking and investment management (IBIM). She takes up this newly created role in mid-April, and will focus on developing and managing relationships with sovereign funds.

BarCap: CDB link will yield commodity opportunities

The £1.5 billion stake taken in Barclays by the state-owned China Development Bank (CDB) will help spur the two banks’ expansion in Chinese commodity derivatives, according to Benoit de Vitry, Barclays Capital’s London-based global head of commodities,…

Barclays Wealth hires India head

Barclays Wealth, the private banking unit of Barclays Bank, has hired Satya Narayan Bansal as its first head of private banking in Mumbai.

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