Showing posts with label Banks in the World. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Banks in the World. Show all posts
Friday, November 18, 2011
Banks could tap ECB on dollar funding woes
It’s looking increasingly likely more European banks will be forced to tap the European Central Bank’s US dollar facility, as stress in the cross currency basis swap market has once again become acute this week.
“We are more or less at levels where banks are indifferent about going to the ECB or the FX market for dollar funding. Over the last few days spreads have widened dramatically in the FX market, making dollar funding more expensive. As a result, banks may well want to start tapping the ECB dollar facility more,” said Pavan Wadhwa, global head of rates strategy at JP Morgan.
Wednesday, November 9, 2011
Europe drags on HSBC's global banking and markets business
A billion-dollar revenue swing in HSBC’s credit and rates businesses dragged pre-tax profits at its global banking and markets unit down by nearly half, as challenging trading conditions and eurozone uncertainty took their toll in the third quarter.
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Top 10 Banks in the World 2011
With many banks in the world now, some are trustworthy while others exist just to confuse you and make money off you. The following are reliable and have great credibility
1.- Citibank
2.- JP Morgan Chase
3.- HSBC
4.- Bank of America
5.- Credit Agricole Group
6.- Royal Bank of Scotland
7.- Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group
8.- Mizuho Financial Group
9.- HBOS
10.- BNP Paribas
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