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Peter Hahn RSS feed'Mortgage apartheid' will blight house sales for years
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Londoners face a 'mortgage apartheid' that will blight the capital's property market for the foreseeable future, experts warned2009-08-21T07:21:19ZOsborne’s plan to scrap FSA gets a mixed reaction in City
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The City today gave a mixed reaction to Tory proposals to give the Bank of England greater regulatory powers to try to prevent future financial crises2009-07-20T12:45:50ZBoE furious after Chancellor tries to beef up FSA's regulation of the banks
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The Bank of England was seething after it emerged that the Government is planning to strengthen the role of the Financial Services Authority in banking supervision2009-06-26T13:15:10ZLloyds on the rise as assets deal with Treasury nears
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Shares in Lloyds Banking Group rose 5% on hopes the Government will finally insure more than £250 billion worth of its most toxic assets2009-03-06T09:19:02ZCity wary as Darling keeps the ‘bad bank’ option open
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<strong>Banking: </strong> The City has given a cautious response to news the Government could set up a bad bank to buy toxic assets from High Street lenders2009-02-04T09:11:43ZIs this the man who sold Barclays down the river?
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A rescue deal hailed only months ago seems set to put the bank in the hands of Arab investors after a run on shares. Now CEO John Varley is being blamed for the humiliation2009-01-22T10:25:40ZCiti break-up puts hundreds more bank jobs at risk
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<strong>Banking: </strong> Hundreds more bankers in London are at risk of losing their jobs as Citigroup moves to break itself up in a drastic bid to secure its future2009-01-14T09:16:32ZKey question is whether move will fire up interbank lending
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The biggest test of the sensational actions by central banks and governments will be whether banks become confident enough to lend to each other again2008-10-08T13:16:55ZWhat the analysts are saying about the financial crisis
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2008-09-30T08:19:36ZGieve was not up to Bank job, says City
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The shock departure of Deputy Governor Sir John Gieve from the Bank of England is welcomed in the City as chief economist Charlie Bean is lined up to replace a second departing Deputy2008-06-19T08:20:53ZBean steps up at Bank after shock Gieve exit
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Bank of England chief economist Charlie Bean has been promoted to Deputy Governor following the shock departure of Sir John Gieve2008-06-19T13:10:56ZSorry Rod, you steered B&B into this disaster
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Rod Kent, chairman of Bradford & Bingley, has blighted his distinguished career2008-05-15T12:29:55Z'Boom over' as inflation outstrips house prices
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House prices are beginning to slip behind the rate of inflation after five months of stagnation2008-02-25T09:36:18Z