Investment banking - The Economist

Investment banking The Economist All this will lead to consolidation in two ways. The first is that as some banks pull back, they create an opportunity for rivals to gain market share. The second is that as banks crowd into capital-light “flow businesses”—trading bonds, currencies or ... and more »

FOREX-Euro sheds gains from China boost; Greek talks eyed - Reuters

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FOREX-Euro sheds gains from China boost; Greek talks eyed Reuters * Sheds early gains as Greek debt swap uncertainty persists * Had jumped after China mulled euro rescue fund support * Unmoved by decent French, Spanish bond auctions * Market stays on Japan intervention watch By Clare Kane LONDON, Feb 2 (Reuters) ... European Leaders Begin to Get Religion on Effects of AusterityFiredoglake all 442 news articles »

India`s healthcare sector to grow in 2012 at a slower pace - Moneycontrol.com

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India`s healthcare sector to grow in 2012 at a slower pace Moneycontrol.com According to the rating agency some level of consolidation in the highly fragmented healthcare industry along with improved occupancy rates and average revenues per operating bed could be positive for the sector in 2012. Fitch Ratings expects growth in ... and more »

Europe Needs a Real Fiscal Union - Wall Street Pit

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Europe Needs a Real Fiscal Union Wall Street Pit Via the New York Times: Though a debt agreement may spur Greece's next bailout installment, the deeper loss being inflicted on bondholders carries the risk that many investors, in particular hedge funds that in recent months have loaded up on cheap ... EUROPEAN OPENING NEWS INCLUDING: According to the CFTC's COT report the net ...Proactive Investors UK Asian shares, euro recover on Greek debt hope, Portugal weighsLivemint Greece fury at EU bid to control its budget as leaders are accused of ...This is Money all 4,762 news articles »

Spain Prepares Cleanup of Banks - Wall Street Journal

Wall Street Journal

Spain Prepares Cleanup of Banks Wall Street Journal While the European debt crisis has recently shown signs of easing, thanks largely to the flood of cheap bank loans now being provided by the European Central Bank, investors believe that Spain's banks won't be sound until they go farther in getting rid ... and more »