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HSBC, Britain's biggest bank, has warned that Britain faces a stark "de-rating" by investors in coming months as growth slows and funds begin to lose confidence in the country's economic management, triggering a mass exodus of "hot money" from the City.
HSBC warns of hot money exodus from Britain under 'siege'
For years, fixed income, the dull younger brother of the investment banking family, has brought home the bacon on an annual basis. But now, three months in to the credit crisis, the blame witch-hunt has started, and the spotlight is on the oft-ignored specialism.
Downturn hits banks' fixed-income trading
The rapid growth of sovereign wealth funds, petrodollar investors, hedge funds and private equity groups poses significant risks for the world economy, claims a report from management consultant McKinsey.
Rise of the giant fund sparks fears of a global shockwave
A major Spanish savings bank has drastically increased its cash reserves in preparation for a sharp increase in loan defaults, it emerged yesterday, adding to increasing worries that the Spanish economy is set for a fall after a decade and a half of growth.
Spanish worries mount as bank hoards cash