Good news for Chelsea from Barcelona this week regarding perhaps their best young talent
It seems Barcelona have set their eyes on Marc Andre Ter Stegen and not on-loan Atletico Madrid stopper Thibaut Courtois; which is good news for Chelsea.
Financial Services Authority
FSA Deserves Blame for Missing Libor Rigging
The U.K.’s financial regulator is partly to blame for not detecting efforts by banks it supervised to rig benchmark interest rates for several years, UK lawmaker Andrew Tyrie said.
Top Firm Staff Said Told Bonus Pool To Be Cut To Pay Fines
Some of the bonus pot will be diverted elsewhere.
Deutsche's Internal LIBOR Probe Clears Board
A Deutsche Bank internal probe has found that two of its former traders may have been involved in colluding to manipulate global benchmark interest rates but there was no indication of failure at the top of the organisation, three people close to the investigation said.
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Two Water Park Passes at Vernon Hills Park District Family Aquatic Center
Sand, lounge chairs, and crystal clear water make the beach a great getaway -- but add a lazy river and three water slides, and you've got something even better: • $12 ($24 value) for two passes to the aquatics center • Leisure pools have lap lanes for serious swimmers and waterfalls for kids • Valid from May 25 to September 2 Perfect for All Ages Chill out in the 700-foot lazy river, or go for a dip in the leisure pool -- the sprays and jets are certain to drop your temperature and raise your spirits.
UK Regulator In Shock Resignation
Hector Sants, Chief Executive (CEO) of the Financial Services Authority (FSA), has announced his intention to leave the organisation at the end of June 2012, having completed the fundamental design and delivery of the changes needed to achieve the Government’s plan to separate prudential and conduct financial regulation in the UK.
Former Merrill Lynch Corporate Broker Fined $550,000 For Disclosing Inside Information
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has fined Andrew Osborne, former Managing Director in Corporate Broking at Merrill Lynch International (now Bank of America Merrill Lynch International) £350,000 ($550,000), for engaging in market abuse by improperly disclosing inside information ahead of a significant equity fundraising by Punch Taverns Plc (Punch) in June 2009.
Regulatory Stat Of The Week
Here's an interesting stat about the resources of UK market regulator The Financial Services Authority (FSA).
The 6 Main Reasons Why Royal Bank of Scotland Went Belly Up
The Financial Services Authority (FSA) has published its Board’s Report into 'The failure of the Royal Bank of Scotland'. (RBS).
Top Firm Accused Of Withholding $500m In Bonuses
Bloomberg reports that Lehman Brothers Holdings is claiming $500m from Barclays, as the bankrupt firm says that the UK-based bank failed to pay all of the bonuses it should have to former Lehman staff when it agreed to acquire Lehman's North American businesses in September 2008.
Royal Bank Of Scotland's 2010 Remuneration Disclosures
Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has published the 2010 remuneration disclosures required by UK regulator The Financial Services Authority.
Trending Stories
Confirmed - Chelsea line-up v Manchester City: Wonderkid starts
Chelsea are preparing to take on Manchester City in a post-season friendly in the USA.
€8 million Liverpool transfer target in 'agreement' with Galatasaray
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Arsenal star says he will be sorry to see Squillaci leave
Olivier Giroud may just be one of the few people connected with Arsenal to see Sebastien Squillaci leave the club.
Real Madrid’s 'project' may be bad news for Manchester United, City and Tottenham
Real's summer transfer plans could be bad news for some of the Premier League's top clubs.