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Chart of the day: carnage in French banks

CDS on the country's banks and sovereign debt have risen as shares have tumbled

Gold price rise sparks margin calls fears

The biggest three-day rally since 2008 has raised concerns that exchanges could ask investors to stump up larger margins on their gold trades

French banks plummet as Societe Generale falls over 17%

The country's banks' exposure to Greek debt and fears over France's triple-A credit rating have caused shares in top lenders to fall

Nothing to see here: The Kings of Spin in Q2

Few, if any, would deny the pain caused by plunging trading revenues to investment banks on both sides of the Atlantic during the second quarter, but this didn’t stop PR teams and CEOs giving it a go

UK regulator draws up plans for banks to implement "living wills" said to be needed for better planning in the event of a fresh financial crisis

Both banks emphasise they are healthier than they were before the 2008 meltdown that led to their taxpayer-financed rescue

Nakheel to issue Islamic bonds before Aug 25

Happy credit crisis anniversary (part II)

Financial News looks at five more indicators on how global markets have changed since the onset of the credit crisis on August 9, 2007

Influential investor expects drop in buyout valuations

One of the Europe's most prominent alternatives investors offers hope to the private equity and venture capital communities in latest report

Standard Life boasts of continued pull of GARS

Asset management arm says two out of every five UK retail investors to have bought into an absolute-return fund invested in its flagship fund

There would still be change left from paying for the 2012 sporting extravaganza, if the chancellor hadn't been so eager to sell off Britain's gold reserves

German bank lowers its forecast for 2011 loan-loss provisions to below €1.8bn, cautioning that future results would depend on the European sovereign debt crisis

Eurazeo completes €1bn refinancing amid market woes

Listed buyout firm handed fresh boost after recovering well from losses incurred in two challenging post-crisis years

After yesterday's announcement from the Indian regulator that foreigners are now allowed to invest in domestic mutual funds, China is the last Bric left out in the cold

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Chart of the day: carnage in French banks

Gold price rise sparks margin calls fears

French banks plummet as Societe Generale falls over 17%

Nothing to see here: The Kings of Spin in Q2

FSA publishes crisis plans for banks

BofA and Citi urge calm in storm

Nakheel to issue Islamic bonds before Aug 25

RBS appoints Haxby realisations head

Livingstone lands Spiegelberg mandate

Happy credit crisis anniversary (part II)

Influential investor expects drop in buyout valuations

Standard Life boasts of continued pull of GARS

How Gordon Brown cost us the Olympics

Commerzbank profit down on Greek debt

Eurazeo completes €1bn refinancing amid market woes

China: The last Bric in the wall