Pimco scouts for Wall St cast-offs
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008Bond manager approaches big banks in the hope of hiring some of the casualties of the credit crunch
Bond manager approaches big banks in the hope of hiring some of the casualties of the credit crunch
The confrontation between the trustees of the EMI pension scheme and Terra Firma, the company’s new owner, breaks new ground for the Pensions Regulator. This week, it emerged that the trustees and EMI had reached an impasse in their discussions on funding
The European Commission has approved government aid given to Germany’s WestLB, one of a number of banks hit by the current financial turmoil
Life assurer tells MPs it used £1.6bn of life fund surplus to pay the cost of compensating policyholders who had been mis-sold pensions
Och-Ziff, the hedge fund manager that went public in 2007, made a net profit of $50m in the first quarter on the strength of a 30 per cent rise in assets under management
The insurance and fund management group said it had restructured one of its global liquidity funds because of the deterioration in liquidity conditions
Investors are eager to buy into banks whose shares were hit by the crunch
A federal court has frozen the assets of a hedge fund manager claiming to manage $7bn of assets
We do not yet know how losses in junk bonds will stack up against those in investment-grade securities. What we do know is that investment-grade securities have once again proved vulnerable to loss, writes John Gapper