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Lunchtime Links: $300m to stay put
11 Aug 2008
Despite (or perhaps because of) losing $55m in the second quarter, Fortress Investments has allocated $300m of stock to a 38 year old star trader in an effort to prevent him from going to work anywhere else anytime soon. (Wall Street Journal)

RBS sells $8bn of loans to private equity funds, 30% returns predicted (Financial Times).

Credit Suisse hiring 140 people in India (Financial Times).

Fearful clients pulling funds out of UBS (Bloomberg).

Lehman’s hedge against rising oil prices: buy a bike parts company (Clusterstock).

$1.7m of suspect options suggest Bear was victim of insider trading. (Bloomberg).

Fannie Mae admits it might not have enough capital to make it through the year (Independent).

7 reasons why you shouldn’t work in the back office (Mergers and Inquisitions).

Avoid the sack: buy a tie (Telegraph).

Confessions of a risk manager (The Economist).

£1m a minute wiped off UK wealth since the credit crunch began (Guardian).

The future is frugality (The Telegraph).

Bankers fight for £1 a night hotel rooms (The Times).

Urban castles of the private equity kings (DealBook).

Richard Lambert: Dark Knight (MoneyistheWay).

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Reader Comments
Date: 12 Aug 2008
Name/Email: Huma Manumar ()
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The $300m trader deserves every cent for being so good at what he does. He's an inspiration.

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