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DealBook (Free subscription) | yesterday
JPMorgan Chase has held talks with potential partners about forming a consortium to break up British bank HBOS, The Telegraph reported. JPMorgan has reportedly spoken with National Australia Bank, named by the Telegraph as a potentially interested party. The Australian lender played down the report, however, while an industry source in the United Kingdom told Reuters [...]
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Scotsman.com (Free subscription) | 21 hours ago
HBOS was thrown under the takeover microscope for the second time in 48 hours yesterday as speculation escalated that a consortium might mount a carve-up takeover bid.
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The Herald (Free subscription) | 21 hours ago
Shares in HBOS made a dizzying u-turn yesterday in the wake of reports that US investment bank JP Morgan had held talks with potential partners about forming a consortium to break up the Edinburgh-based mortgage lender.
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Forbes (Free subscription) | yesterday
Shares drop on reports that JPMorgan is putting together a consortium bid to break up the bank.
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The Irish Times (Free subscription) | 3 hours ago
US INVESTMENT bank JP Morgan has held talks with potential partners about forming a consortium to break up British bank HBOS, the Daily Telegraph newspaper reported on its website yesterday.
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Home Personal Finance (Free subscription) | yesterday
Reuters - U.S. investment bank JP Morgan has held talks with potential partners about forming a consortium to break up British mortgage lender HBOS , The Daily Telegraph newspaper reported.
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Market Watch (Free subscription) | yesterday
LONDON (MarketWatch) -- J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. has held talks with several other firms about forming a consortium to break up U.K. bank HBOS according to a report in the Daily Telegraph newspaper Friday. J.P. Morgan has approached a large Australian bank, thought to be National Australia Bank, as well as private equity firms and may also approach Santander the newspaper said, citing unnamed sources....
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Forbes (Free subscription) | yesterday
Shares drop on reports that JPMorgan is putting together a consortium bid to break up the bank.
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Inbox Robot: Swiss Reinsurance News (Free subscription) | yesterday
LONDON (SHARECAST) - JP Morgan, the US banking giant that rescued Bear Stearns earlier this year, has held talks with several interested parties about forming a ...
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naked capitalism (Free subscription) | yesterday
JP Morgan looks again to be at the center of a plan to resolve, as one might put it politely, a troubled financial institution, in this case, the UK's largest mortgage lender, HBOS. However, aside from the fact JP Morgan's initiative, if successful, would represent the end of HBOS, the parallels to Bear Stearns diminish quickly. According to the Telegraph, HBOS would be broken up and prices sold, with...
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theRatandMouse (Free subscription) | yesterday
FindaProperty meets the buyers [FindaProperty] Market blues [Times] JP Morgan puts HBOS break-up on table [Telegraph] Olympics could still mean profits for property investors [London Stock Exchange] The Rat and Mouse - the London property blog Thursday lunchtime linkage...
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Christian Today (Free subscription) | yesterday
HBOS Britains biggest mortgage lender said it is cutting rates on some of its home loans the third time it has reduced borrowing costs this month
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Reuters UK (Free subscription) | yesterday
LONDON (Reuters) - HBOS, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, said it is cutting rates on some of its home loans, the third time it has reduced borrowing costs this month.
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Reuters (Free subscription) | yesterday
SYDNEY (Reuters) - U.S. investment bank JP Morgan and National Australia Bank have held talks about forming a consortium to break up British bank HBOS , the UK's Telegraph newspaper reported on its Web site.
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Reuters UK (Free subscription) | yesterday
LONDON, July 25 (Reuters) - U.S. investment bank JP Morgan has held talks with potential partners about forming a consortium to break up British bank HBOS , the UK's Telegraph newspaper reported on its Web site.