ICE NYSE Merger
ICE agrees NYSE Euronext takeover - FT.com
Why an Atlanta Upstart Is Buying NYSE (It's Not Stocks).
CME is Hit with a Challenge WSJ.com
NYSE suitor, ICE's Sprecher known for timely buys
NYSE Bell Tolls for Exchange That Fell Behind - Bloomberg
ICE Has Expanded Aggressively - WSJ.com
Niederauer's Tenure Marked by Profound Change - WSJ.com
NYSE, ICE Deal About Everything but Stocks
Sprecher, a 'Chess Master' With Sharp Elbows - WSJ.com
Why an Atlanta Upstart Is Buying NYSE (It's Not Stocks).
CME is Hit with a Challenge WSJ.com
NYSE suitor, ICE's Sprecher known for timely buys
NYSE Bell Tolls for Exchange That Fell Behind - Bloomberg
ICE Has Expanded Aggressively - WSJ.com
Niederauer's Tenure Marked by Profound Change - WSJ.com
NYSE, ICE Deal About Everything but Stocks
Sprecher, a 'Chess Master' With Sharp Elbows - WSJ.com
Libor Scandal
WSJ Analysis Suggests Banks May Have Reported Flawed Interest Data for Libor
"Confidence in Libor matters, because the rate system plays a vital role in the global economy. Central bankers follow it closely as a barometer of the banking system's health, and to decide how much to adjust interest rates to keep their economies growing. Payments on nearly $90 trillion in dollar-denominated mortgage loans, corporate debt and financial contracts rise and fall according to Libor's movements."
Missteps on Libor Doomed Barclays's Leaders
"Mr. Diamond's downfall may have been hastened because the U.S.-born investment banker, who became chief executive at the start of 2011, had never won acceptance by Britain's political and financial establishment. When the rate-fixing scandal erupted, Mr. Diamond had few allies."
"Confidence in Libor matters, because the rate system plays a vital role in the global economy. Central bankers follow it closely as a barometer of the banking system's health, and to decide how much to adjust interest rates to keep their economies growing. Payments on nearly $90 trillion in dollar-denominated mortgage loans, corporate debt and financial contracts rise and fall according to Libor's movements."
Missteps on Libor Doomed Barclays's Leaders
"Mr. Diamond's downfall may have been hastened because the U.S.-born investment banker, who became chief executive at the start of 2011, had never won acceptance by Britain's political and financial establishment. When the rate-fixing scandal erupted, Mr. Diamond had few allies."
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