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Sistema financiero internacional (Última semana)

• Bruselas convoca al Eurogrupo para desatascar la crisis del rescate griego (Andreu Missé, El País 09/02/12)
• Nueve países del euro presionan a la UE para aprobar la tasa financiera (Ramón R. Lavín, Expansión 09/02/12)
• El BCE podría suavizar su posición para participar en la quita de la deuda griega y desbloquear la actual crisis (Expansión 09/02/12)
• E.C.B. clears an obstacle to Greek bailout (Neil Unmack, International Herald Tribune 09/02/12)
• El Gobierno francés opta por una tasa Tobin descafeinada (Elianne Ros, El Periódico 09/02/12)
• ECB injection helps thaw in corporate bond markets (Mary Watkins/Robin Wigglesworth/Miles Johnson, Financial Times 09/02/12)
• ECB action curbs euribor rates (Mary Watkins/David Oackley, Financial Times 09/02/12)
• Greek leaders ready to back austerity deal (Kerin Hope/Peter Spiegel/Ralph Atkins, Financial Times 09/02/12)
• Investors remain cautious after Italy's bonds turn the corner (Guy Dinmore, Financial Times 09/02/12)
• US eases stringent tax reporting rules for overseas financial institutions (Vanessa Houlder/Shahien Nasiripour, Financial Times 09/02/12)
• La ofensiva bancaria de "Merkozy" gana adeptos (Expansión 09/02/12)
• Cómo reducir daños si se rompe el euro (Fernando Vicente, Público 09/02/12)
• Grecia no puede ser una excepción en el esfuerzo (Cinco Días 09/02/12)
• Grecia puede tener más tiempo (Neil Unmack - breakingviews, Cinco Días 09/02/12)
• ¿Sorpresa griega en primavera? (Matthew Lynn, elEconomista 09/02/12)
• Europa: ¿un problema de deuda soberana o una crisis del euro? (Juan Carlos Ureta, Expansión 09/02/12)
• Barclays hopes fall short (David Enrich/Dana Cimilluca, The Wall Street Journal 09/02/12)
• Loss prompts UBS to claw back bonuses (Deborah Ball, The Wall Street Journal 09/02/12)
• A pestered Hester (Sharlene Goff/George Parker, Financial Times 09/02/12)
• Deutsche Bank upfront bonus cap at €200,000 (James Wilson, Financial Times 09/02/12)
• Athens's choosy beggars (The Wall Street Journal 09/02/12)
• Greek bail-out (The Lex Column - Financial Times 09/02/12)
• Ireland can show Greece a way out of the crisis (Ricardo Hausmann, Financial Times 09/02/12)
• Low rates see banks turn to bundled mortgage products (Tracy Alloway, Financial Times 08/02/12)
• Lloyd’s saca la tijera para recortar 1.000 empleos en Reino Unido (elEconomista 08/02/12)
• El beneficio de UBS cayó un 43,81% el año pasado (Expansión 08/02/12)
• El traspié de UBS en 2011 (La Llave, Expansión 08/02/12)
• UBS in $329m bid to retain top staff (Megan Murphy/Haig Simonian, Financial Times 08/02/12)
• UBS (The Lex Column, Financial Times 08/02/12)
• Future catches up with UBS as gloom hits shares (Megan Murphy/Haig Simonian, Financial Times 08/02/12)
• Deutsche Bank, mejor equipo de renta variable (Expansión 08/02/12)
• La UE estudia aligerar el colchón de capital por la deuda soberana (E.G.Ercoreca/Bloomberg, Cinco Días 07/02/12)
• Greece to face curbs on new bail-out (Peter Spiegel/Hugh Carnegy, Financial Times 07/02/12)
• Extra funds for Greek rescue remains central sticking point (Peter Spiegel/Hugh Carnegy, Financial Times 07/02/12)
• 15,000 jobs are latest toll of austerity in Greece (Niki Kitsantonis/David Jolly, International Herald Tribune 07/02/12)
• El regulador europeo examina el capital de las entidades (R. Casado, Expansión 07/02/12)
• Some European banks shun ECB loans (David Enrich, The Wall Street Journal 07/02/12)
• Europe's bank regulator eyes quiet resolution (Patrick Jenkins/Brooke Masters, Financial Times 07/02/12)
• European groups face lending threat (Robin Wigglesworth, Financial Times 07/02/12)
• El estilo supervisor europeo choca con el británico (Expansión 07/02/12)
• El 56% de los directivos de Wall Street mantiene o aumenta su bonus (C.A./Bloomberg, La Gaceta 07/02/12)
• El banco Julius Baer gana un 10% menos (Efe, La Vanguardia 07/02/12)
• Citi, el primer banco occidental que podrá emitir tarjetas de crédito propias en China (E.S.Mazo, Expansión 07/02/12)
• Banks at risk (Financial Times 07/02/12)
• Wanted: A plan B for containing Greek fallout (International Herald Tribune 07/02/12)
• Zero-based money threatens to trap economic recovery (Bill Gross, Financial Times 07/02/12)
• Top UK bankers and the small matter of the public good (Patrick Jenkins, Financial Times 07/02/12)
• The way to cut bonuses: scrap public subsidies for the banks (Philip Stephens, Financial Times 07/02/12)
• Profit can't be left open to doctoring (Francesco Guerrera, The Wall Street Journal 07/02/12)
• Greece takes step closer to default (Kerin Hope/Alex Barker/Quentin Peel, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Greeks battle for new aid as default threat looms (Niki Kitsantonis, International Herald Tribune 06/02/12)
• Portugal bailout said to be shaky (Matthew Dalton, The Wall Street Journal 06/02/12)
• Targeted banks fall short over capital lift (Patrick Jenkins/Brooke Masters, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Cheap ECB cash gives Fillip to European Banks (Ishaq Siddiqi, The Wall Street Journal 06/02/12)
• ECB "saves" banks as economies sink (Edward Chancellor, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Francia olvida a la UE en su apuesta por la tasa a las transacciones financieras (M. Arroqui, La Gaceta 06/02/12)
• Banks to take a hit on US home loans (Shahien Nasiripour, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Storm clouds gather over Swiss Banks (Haig Simonian, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Call on FSA to address wholesale standards (Steve Johnson, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• UK takes US line on policing markets (Brooke Masters/Caroline Binham/Kara Scannell, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Crédit Agricole unveils new financing model (Jean-Yves Hocher/Scheherazade Daneshkhu, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Dexia heads to next life as French near a deal (Noémie Bisserbe, The Wall Street Journal 06/02/12)
• Intesa plans top-tier shake-up (Patrick Jenkins, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• The man who foresaw the U.S. mortgage mess (Gretchen Morgenson, International Herald Tribune 06/02/12)
• Manhattan transfer (Tom Braithwaite/Ajay Makan, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Be aware of the credit gulf opening in Europe (John Dizard, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• An American history lesson for Europe ((Thomas J. Sargent, The Wall Street Journal 06/02/12)
• This optimism could prove contagious (Simon Nixon, The Wall Street Journal 06/02/12)
• Like it or not, game skews to bankers (Hugo Dixon, International Herald Tribune 06/02/12)
• Forget Fred and focus on the real banking scandal (Nigel Lawson, Financial Times 06/02/12)
• Holding Wall Street accountable (Gretchen Morgenson, International Herald Tribune 06/02/12)
• Cameron se desmarca de los banqueros (Rafael Ramos, La Vanguardia 05/02/12)
• ECB's tonic buys time for eurozone (David Oakley/Richard Milne, Financial Times 04/02/12)
• Los reguladores deben ejercer su poder sobre Basilea III (KarelLannoo/FinancialTimes, Expansión 04/02/12)
• Pérdidas históricas en la banca lusa (ABC 04/02/12)
• Francia abre la vía para que las cuentas suizas del HSBC se libren de Hacienda (Mercedes Serraller, Expansión 04/02/12)
• Las lecciones del ‘caso HSBC’ (Jorge Sarró Riu, Expansión 04/02/12)
• Suiza investiga a 12 bancos por acuerdos ilícitos (Raquel Villaécija, Expansión 04/02/12)
• Demanda a Wells Fargo, JP Morgan y Bank of America (Estela S.Mazo, Expansión 04/02/12)
• Bank of America estudia vender todas sus oficinas (Expansión 04/02/12)
• The burn-a-banker frenzy is tempting - but wrong (Martin Dickson, Financial Times 04/02/12)