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UK CDS spreads up

The cost of credit protection on UK banks increased in early trading this morning, while US financial institutions experienced mixed market sentiment.

RBS announces further credit market hit

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), one of three British banks to receive capital injections under a £50 billion government bailout package, on Monday announced writedowns of £206 million of credit assets in the third quarter, following £5.9 billion of…

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

CDS spreads continue to widen

Credit default swap (CDS) spreads on financial institutions have continued to widen, despite the bailout of US insurer American International Group (AIG) by the US Federal Reserve Board on Tuesday.

RBS creates FI sales head post for Asia ex-Japan

Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has hired Manish Mahajan in a newly created role as head of sales for financial institutions (FI) for Asia excluding Japan. He joins from Deutsche Bank in Singapore, where he was head of rates sales and strategic solutions…

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