Yahoo News Silicon Valley Bank UK trouble won't affect other British banks, according to finance ministry
The collapse of the UK branch of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) is being mitigated by the Treasury and Bank of England, according to the Treasury.
The collapse of the UK branch of Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) is being mitigated by the Treasury and Bank of England, according to the Treasury.
Over 2,000 foreign companies are seeking approval to exit the Russian market, per the Financial Times.
Pension funds holding the kind of toxic products that blew up in the wake of Liz Truss’ mini-Budget should face tougher rules to prevent another market crisis, the Bank of England has said.
Anthony Roberts faces the same problem as many retirees: boosting his income, while minimising his tax bill.
Experts suggested people could be turning to Government-backed accounts to feel their money is secure amid global banking jitters.
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Jeremy Hunt is poised for a new clash with Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey after the Chancellor refused to rule out watering down post-financial crisis banking rules.
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France's financial prosecutor raided some of the country's biggest banks as part of an investigation into tax fraud and money laundering related to dividend payments.
"If stocks do not make a new low post this crisis, the bears could capitulate," Fundstrat's Tom Lee said.
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"Slowing US growth and peak rates should cause the US dollar to start trending down again," the bank said in a research note Wednesday.
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"While access to commercial mortgage loans could become increasingly difficult, residential mortgage loans are expected to be more readily available."