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Northern Rock directors and auditors escape legal action
Northern Rock is dropping a potential legal claim against its former chief executive, Adam Applegarth, and other directors, saying there are "insufficient grounds to proceed". Northern Rock customers line up to ...
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CBA has followed Westpac and NAB by slashing interest rates on home loans by up to 1.55 per cent.
Goldman Sachs to headquarter US bank in NYC
New York Gov. David Paterson says Goldman Sachs Group Inc. will make Manhattan the U.S. headquarters for its commercial banking operations.
Meltdown 101: What is the Dow Jones?
Amid weeks of stock market turmoil, many worried investors have been tracking the daily trajectory of the Dow Jones industrial average like never before.
Administration summons banks to meet about rescue plan
Major stock markets around the world rose for the first time in days today as the U.S. said it plans to swiftly implement a broad financial rescue package and Europe put almost $2 trillion on the line to break ...
VIDEO: Australian shares up by six percent
Oct. 13 - Shares rise in early morning trade after the government extended a blanket guarantee to all bank deposits.
VIDEO: Morgan Stanley Capital Infusion; U.S. Government Assures...
Morgan Stanley Capital Infusion: All preferred stock deal, scraps common stock offfer; price reduced by as much as 36%; UFJ investment guaranteed by U.S. government?; U.S. government assures Mitsubishi UFJ that ...
NAB, Westpac cut fixed interest rates
NAB has joined Westpac in cutting fixed interest rates on home loans. NAB announced it would cut would cut interest rates on its fixed rate products by up to 1.6 percentage points, effective today.
Report: Santander In Talks To Buy Sovereign Bancorp
The Wall Street Journal reports that Spanish bank Banco Santander SA is in "advanced talks" to acquire Philadelphia-based thrift Sovereign Bancorp Inc.
Fed Reserve signs off Wachovia buyout
With its iconic stagecoach, Wells Fargo & Co. has evoked images of the wild West throughout its 156-year history.
Europe would guarantee inter-bank loans: draft declaration
The declaration says the governments would guarantee "for an interim period and on appropriate commercial terms" new interbank loans between private institutions for the next five years.
UK banks set to unveil bailout plans: source
Major British banks are likely to announce their plans to recapitalize early on Monday, a person familiar with the matter said, a move which could see the government take multi-billion pound stakes in several ...
Banks lower prime rates on Ottawa's mortgage plan
Following up an announced government plan to buy mortgages from Canadian banks, a number of lenders on Friday announced plans to cut their prime rates - though by differing degrees.
Wisconsin Offers Free Classes to Help Manage Money
Hundreds of free events to help Wisconsin consumers better manage their money will be held next week.
Lender drops suit vs. Cook Cty sheriff on eviction
A mortgage lender that filed a lawsuit to force the Cook County sheriff to evict a suburban Chicago woman from her home announced Friday it has withdrawn the suit.
Derivatives traders were yesterday nervously picking their way through the wreckage of the Lehman Brothers bankruptcy in what was the biggest test to date of the unregulated $60 trillion credit default swaps ...
Enormous Payouts on the Horizon
The collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc may force sellers of credit-default swaps including Pacific Investment Management Co to make the biggest-ever payout in the $55 trillion market.
U.S. Treasury to buy bank shares as G-7 vows action
The Treasury Department confirmed Friday evening that it will buy stakes in major U.S. banks and financial institutions, announcing the bold move as leaders of the world's top industrialized democracies agreed ...
With its iconic stagecoach, Wells Fargo & Co. has evoked images of the wild West throughout its 156-year history.
U.S. Planning to Buy Equity in Financial Institutions
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said on Friday the United States was developing plans to buy equity in financial institutions if necessary to halt market turmoil.