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9 Jan 2012: Philipp Hildebrand maintains innocence of insider dealing but quits to protect the Swiss National Bank's reputation
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9 Jan 2012: George Monbiot: The Vickers banking reforms are set for 2019. But when it comes to undermining protest ministers don't fanny about
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9 Jan 2012:
CBI survey found that despite strong quarterly growth eurozone crisis could fuel more job losses in the financial sector
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7 Jan 2012:
Andrew Rawnsley: Ed Miliband, David Cameron and Nick Clegg all promise reform. But voters need a lot more than noisy posturing
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6 Jan 2012: Hans Kundnani: Angela Merkel's pursuit of the stability culture espoused by 'ordoliberalism' leaves deficit economies facing greater austerity
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6 Jan 2012: Regulator's record fine of £1.4m for auditor in JP Morgan Securities case is not big enough to make an impact on PwC
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6 Jan 2012: Accountant gets record penalty for allowing JP Morgan to appear to comply with rule demanding that client money is kept separate from bank's own funds
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5 Jan 2012: The Italian bank UniCredit warned its investors of the potential risk of a break-up of the single currency as the euro was battered to a 16-month low against the pound
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5 Jan 2012:
Nils Pratley: Hungary can't auction its debt, the forint is in freefall, protesters are on the street … and European banks are exposed again
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4 Jan 2012: Centre for Economics and Business Research predicts capital's housing market will largely stagnate in 2012 as the financial sector cuts staff and bonuses
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4 Jan 2012: Larry Elliott: Stock markets are surprisingly calm as 2012 begins, but such complacency can't hide the fact that fault lines are forming across Europe
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