On FT Alphaville this morning,
- No first quarter profit at Credit Suisse after “intentional misconduct.”
- There’s a new sheriff in town. The Markets Live team are in pursuit of a bank robber.
- What to make of Deutsche’s reported interest in Bear Stearns.
- And it’s back to the future at Rentokil. Sir Gerry must be fuming.
- Allianz admits that forecasting bank earnings has become a meaningless endeavour.
- Why are banks still lending in the emerging markets?
- Old, self-satisfied and inbred. Gapper on Bear.
- Add it to next year’s holiday pile. Meltdown, the book.
- And they’ve all rolled over in the CDS market.
- Is the credit crunch now effecting the weather?!
On FT.com,
- John Tiner, former FSA chief executive, has joined the board of New Star Asset Management.
- Emergency lending to UK banks is to be maintained for the rest of the month, says the BoE.
- The CEO of Air France-KLM warned the trade unions that there’s little room for manoeuvre in the Alitalia takeover.
- Police investigators have raided the Moscow offices of TNK-BP as part of a criminal probe.
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