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Thursday
28 August 2008
00:26 GMT
Financial News Feeds Special Feature
In the long haul to Christmas, is the worst behind us?
The holidays are almost over. Children are getting ready for school and, public transport is getting crowded again, and most of us are preparing to get our heads back down to work for the four-month slog up to the Christmas and New Year holidays.
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Two US equity trading platforms have expanded their European operations putting further pressure on the incumbent exchanges as other venues have launched in the region and gained market share.27 Aug 2008
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A credit crunch diary
A year ago this summer a hedge fund run by the collapsed bank Bear Stearns that invested in high-risk mortgage-backed securities fell in value by 23%. It marked the start of what has been 12 months of turmoil in the financial markets, which has claimed the jobs of some of Wall Street’s biggest names, brought its proudest banks to their knees after billion dollar writedowns and made “sub-prime” the buzzword for an industry still reeling from the effects of a global credit crunch.27 Aug 2008 -
Fledgling exchange rivals show signs of progress 26 Aug 2008
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Canadian exchange eyes commodities 22 Aug 2008
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'NYSE Liffe' to launch next month 22 Aug 2008
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Bank panel calls for changes to back office pay 20 Aug 2008
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Eurex makes Swiss step into US 20 Aug 2008
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Nasdaq OMX takes a rest after string of mergers 20 Aug 2008
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US emissions market poised for growth 20 Aug 2008
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Bloated cost base hits bottom tier banks 20 Aug 2008
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Nasdaq OMX touts routing technology in Europe 20 Aug 2008
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Interdealer brokers eye new markets 19 Aug 2008
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