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- 30 Aug 2007 02:39
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Royal Bank of Scotland became the latest bank to admit discomfort from the credit crunch as it parted company with the head of its once-booming collateralised debt obligations unit. Rick Caplan, managing director and co-head of CDOs at RBS Greenwich Capital in the US, has left the bank, along with six of his colleagues.
RBS loses CDO executive and six others as credit crunch bites
State prosecutors in Dseldorf are investigating seven present and former board members of WestLB in connection with massive trading losses racked at the German state-owned bank this year
State prosecutors look into big trading losses
Profits at the big investment banks of Wall Street and the City of London will collapse by 70 per cent in the second half if the credit crunch proves as fierce as in 1998, Standard & Poors said yesterday.
S&P warns of investment bank fallout should 1998 be repeated
Central banks across the world have begun taking urgent regulatory action to stem the crisis caused by the US sub-prime mortgage meltdown as new casualties emerged amid evidence that the liquidity crunch is not easing.
Regulators step in as US sub-prime mortgage crisis tentacles extend