Yahoo News Credit Suisse Receives $54 Billion Lifeline Loan
On March 16, Credit Suisse announced that it will take out a $54 billion loan from Switzerland's central bank. NBC reports that the move comes amid fears of a , global banking crisis.
On March 16, Credit Suisse announced that it will take out a $54 billion loan from Switzerland's central bank. NBC reports that the move comes amid fears of a , global banking crisis.
Investors have rushed to sell assets in a bid to sidestep punishing capital gains changes in less than two weeks which will cut tax breaks in half.
Much like viral illnesses, bank runs have a habit of being contagious. After Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) collapsed and Credit Suisse reached its humiliating denouement last week, one City banking boss received a phone call from his mother.
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A NORTH Yorkshire businessman who cheated the tax man out of hundreds of thousands of pounds has been allowed to keep his freedom.
Labour’s capital gains tax plans will spark a selloff of British assets, Rishi Sunak’s accountant has warned.
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Banking stocks slipped further today, as shares in Deutsche Bank plunged in Frankfurt. Elsewhere, UK economy’s robust start to the year continued today as retail sales beat expectations and consumer confidence hit a one-year high. The Office for National Statistics said sales volumes rose by 1.2% in February as it also revised its January growth estimate to 0.9% from 0.5% previously.
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