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  • Foreign Exchange
    Housekeeping for FXSol and IFX
    On the face of it, the merger of FX Solutions and IFX Markets marks another stage in the consolidation of the retail FX industry in the US. However, with both companies wholly owned subsidiaries of City Index since February, it looks more like prudent housekeeping that removes the need to post two tranches of capital with the CFTC. Following the merger, IFX Markets’ customer accounts will transfer to FX Solutions with immediate effect. The combined company will service more than 50,000 accounts.
    October 03, 2008
  • Foreign Exchange
    People moves: StanChart - Making hay while the sun shines
    Standard Chartered is rumoured to be one of the few global banks with a budget to hire. And the bank has been swift to spot an opportunity following Lehman's demise by reportedly hiring the extremely well regarded James Pearson to run its European FX operations. If confirmed, Pearson will replace Keith Underwood, who recently relocated to New York to head StanChart's FX trading in the Americas. Sources say that Pearson is likely to take some of his old team with him.
    October 03, 2008
  • Forgive a portion of the underlying debt
    It's not too late to enact a better plan than the one the Treasury has put on the table. Peter Lee looks at alternative strategies that might prove sharper than Paulson's bailout plan.
    October 02, 2008
  • BANKING
    Paulson's bailout plan is not the only option
    Despite approval of Paulson's bailout plan, it's not too late to devise a better approach than the one the Treasury has put on the table. Peter Lee looks at alternative strategies that might prove sharper.
    October 02, 2008
  • Change the accounting rules and suspend mark to market
    It's not too late to enact a better plan than the one the Treasury has put on the table. Peter Lee looks at alternative strategies that might prove sharper than Paulson's bailout plan.
    October 02, 2008
  • BANKING
    Do nothing.
    It's not too late to enact a better plan than the one the Treasury has put on the table. Peter Lee looks at alternative strategies that might prove sharper than Paulson's bailout plan.
    October 02, 2008
  • BANKING
    US Mandated Arrangers - End of Q3 2008
    October 01, 2008
  • BANKING
    US Investment Grade - End of Q3 2008
    October 01, 2008
  • How Paulson failed to grasp the political, rather than market, imperative
    As Hank Paulson seeks to resubmit his action plan to save the US financial system, Euromoney considers whether he was ever the right man for the job, asks the questions that he desperately needs to answer, and analyses the mistakes he has made which mean, whether his bill is eventually passed or not, he has failed as Treasury secretary.
    October 01, 2008
  • Paulson's Tarp was not his first half-baked plan
    As Hank Paulson seeks to resubmit his action plan to save the US financial system, Euromoney considers whether he was ever the right man for the job, asks the questions that he desperately needs to answer, and analyses the mistakes he has made which mean, whether his bill is eventually passed or not, he has failed as Treasury secretary.
    October 01, 2008
  • Paulson demanded unprecedented power, but his track record did not warrant it
    As Hank Paulson seeks to resubmit his action plan to save the US financial system, Euromoney considers whether he was ever the right man for the job, asks the questions that he desperately needs to answer, and analyses the mistakes he has made which mean, whether his bill is eventually passed or not, he has failed as Treasury secretary.
    October 01, 2008
  • The lack of detail that helped scupper the Treasury bail-out
    As Hank Paulson seeks to resubmit his action plan to save the US financial system, Euromoney considers whether he was ever the right man for the job, asks the questions that he desperately needs to answer, and analyses the mistakes he has made which mean, whether his bill is eventually passed or not, he has failed as Treasury secretary.
    October 01, 2008
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