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Foreign Banks Knocking On India Inc's Doors With Cheap Dollar Loans
Standard Chartered, Citigroup and Deutsche Bank offer low-cost loans.
Co-Op Forges £1.5bn Battleplan with Regulator to Avoid Bank Bailout
Troubled bank agrees with Prudential Regulation Authority to plug capital shortfall.
Markets, Politics, Economics: Investors' Stupidity, Carelessness or Wishful thinking?
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
British Banks Ordered to Set Aside Over £1bn For Singapore Rate Rigging
RBS, Barclays and Standard Chartered under probe by Monetary Authority of Singapore.
Asian Markets Rebound on Positive US Data, Nikkei Leads the Pack
US job and retail figures help end losing streak on Wall Street and Asian markets.
Asian Markets Retreat Ahead of Key US Labour Market Data
Markets await US non-farm payrolls data and unemployment rate for May.
Britain's Bankers' Bonuses, Pay and Lying to Customers Still Major Problems, say Financial Workers
CIPD survey shows that even those working in the financial sector believe they are being paid too much
Co-Op Bank New Chairman Richard Pym: Working with Regulator to Resolve Bailout Concerns
Chairman says bank is working with new watchdog PRA and appoints Morrisons' Richard Pennycook as finance director
China's Recovery Momentum Slows With Stalled Growth in Services Sector
The HSBC services PMI inches up to 51.2 in May from 51.1 in April.
FTSE 350 Companies' Profits Plummet 30% in 2012
Share Centre's Profit Watch UK report also highlights real terms FTSE 350 revenue drop in disappointing year.
European Equities Drop Ahead of Euro-wide Factory Data
Investors tracking purchasing managers index data from UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Hungary, Norway and Czech Republic.
Asian Markets Trade Cautiously as Japan Falls on Poor Economic Data
Nikkei and S&P/ASX fall while Shanghai composite and Hang Seng up.
China PMI Confirms Economic Growth Momentum Slowdown
HSBC Manufacturing PMI shows final reading of 49.2 in May, down from 50.4 in April.
Official China PMI Indicates Rebound in Manufacturing Sector in Contrast to HSBC PMI
Official PMI shows reading of 50.8 for May, slightly up from 50.6 in previous month.
HSBC Hires ex-MI5 Spy Jonathan Evans To Help Fight Financial Crime
Counter-terrorism and counter-espionage expert will join Financial System Vulnerabilities Committee to help prevent future money laundering scandals
UK SME Finance Case Study: Landmine Clearing Vehicles to Egyptian Government
Cambridge-based Armtrac secures financing from HSBC - the only big UK bank not in the Funding for Lending Scheme
Asian Markets Trade Lower While Nikkei Tanks After Wall Street Retreat
Fed fears force Dow and S&P 500 to shed 0.7%, while Nasdaq Composite falls 0.61%.
Britain's Biggest Banks to Eliminate 189,000 Jobs by 2014
HSBC, Barclays, Lloyds Banking Group and RBS' jobs cull will drag employment down to a nine-year low
Ex-HSBC Banker Niall Booker Replaces Co-Op Bank’s CEO Barry Tootell
Booker takes over at Britain's Co-operative Group following government bailout concerns
Markets, Economics, Politics: Don’t Blame Fed Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke
Daniel Stewart & Co’s chief economist Alastair Winter previews the week ahead for markets, politics and economics
China Industrial Profit Growth Accelerates in April
Among the 41 companies tracked, 30 posted profit growth, eight reported drop in income.
European Markets Rebound, UK on Holiday
Markets in the UK remain shut on account of bank holiday.
In India, Gold is Still the Best Bet, Driving World Market
Mumbai's Zaveri Bazar puts gold purchases on a single day at 24 tons.
HSBC at Risk of Drug and Terror Money Laundering Charges
HSBC could face charges after judge questions $2.3bn immunity deal struck with prosecutors.
Mis-Selling Derivatives to SMEs: Vince Cable says Scandal is 'Tip of Iceberg'
Business secretary tells IBTimes UK parliament wants to stop businesses being driven into bankruptcy by crippling interest rate swap agreement payments.
UK Home Loan Advances Rise 4.2% In April
Banks and financial institutions sanctioned home loans worth £5bn in April, up from £4.8bn in March.
China's Contracting Factory Activity and Fed Comments Drag Down Asian Markets
Markets hit by China's manufacturing data and reports of Fed favouring slowing down bond purchase.
China Heads to Further Slowdown as Manufacturing Activity Contracts in May
Preliminary HSBC China Manufacturing PMI showed a reading of 49.6 in May, indicating a contraction in activity.
Charts in Focus: China’s Growing Pains and Global Impact
We take a look at HSBC’s report on the long-term risks for China and the global economic impact
City of London Finance Jobs Fall in April as Firms Stall Hiring
City finance jobs decline to 5,922 in April from 7,661 in the same month, a year ago