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21. Row over Iceland bank deposits
A diplomatic row has broken out between Iceland and Britain over how to deal with hundreds of millions of pounds of British deposits trapped in collapsed Icelandic banks.
13 Oct 2008
22. Banks set for 45 billion pound rescue
Britain could pump about 45 billion pounds into four troubled major banks and take big stakes as part of a recapitalisation due to be unveiled on Monday, sources familiar with the situation said.
13 Oct 2008
23. UK and Iceland in row over bank deposits
A diplomatic row broke out between Iceland and Britain Thursday over how to deal with hundreds of millions of pounds of British deposits trapped in collapsed Icelandic banks.
10 Oct 2008
24. U.S. signals may consider buying bank stakes
The United States signalled it could consider buying into debt-laden banks to try to restore confidence in the inter-bank lending market that remained paralysed after an unprecedented coordinated global rate cut.
09 Oct 2008
25. Iceland regulator takes control of Kaupthing bank
Iceland's financial watchdog said on Thursday it was taking control of the country's biggest bank Kaupthing, the third such takeover in a week, in order to safeguard the domestic banking system.
09 Oct 2008
26. British bank shares plunge on funding talk
Shares in British banks fell sharply again on Tuesday on reports of funding talks between the government and banks, traders said.
07 Oct 2008
27. Government won't tell Bank to cut rates
The government will not put pressure on the Bank of England to cut interest rates but is prepared to take big steps with economic policy to stem the credit crisis, Chancellor Alistair Darling said on Sunday.
06 Oct 2008
28. Europe's summit no cure for bank crisis
Pledges made by European leaders to tackle the global financial crisis at their Paris summit on Saturday are insufficient to stop the rot banks are fighting hour by hour, analysts say.
06 Oct 2008
29. Regulators scramble to shore up banking system
Three more European governments offered blanket bank deposit guarantees before shell-shocked markets open on Monday, as regulators from Washington to Seoul scrambled to contain the deepest financial crisis in 80 years.
06 Oct 2008
30. Fed to regulate Goldman and Morgan Stanley
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley sought shelter with the Federal Reserve to survive a financial storm that has destroyed their rivals, effectively killing off the Wall Street investment banking model of the past two decades.
22 Sep 2008
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