On FT Alphaville this morning,
- More banking woes. UBS is losing its chairman.
- And a lot more besides. It does however have a new toxic bundle.
- Its Alt-A book is also looking a touch lighter.
- Investors are delighted. Or so the share price would have you believe.
- Meanwhile, from Deutsche Bank arises the spectre of the non-subprime writedown.
- There’s more good news in Markets Live.
- Surralun Sugar gives his considered view of the credit crisis.
- Mark Mobius thinks emerging markets are alive and well.
On FT.com this morning,
- More pressure at EADS after the AMF said it would launch sanctions proceedings against several present or former executives for alleged insider dealing.
- Equity markets shrugged off news of further bank writedowns to start the second quarter on a positive note.
- The final Harry Potter tome gave Bloomsbury a boost in 2007. What comes next?
- Lex on PetroChina’s burn out.
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