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Scandals fraud and losses in the financial markets

Scandals fraud and losses in the financial markets

HSBC is the latest bank to be hit by attempted fraud, which Euromoney was first to report.

Abigail Hofman

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We’re here to save the world and we don’t need any questions

Clive Horwood


Clive Horwood
Clive Horwood
Editor

Editor

E: editor@euromoneyplc.com

Clive Horwood has been editor of Euromoney since February 2005.

He began his career in journalism at Euromoney in the early 1990s as a reporter on Euromoney magazine. He has been editor of International Bond Investor, deputy editor of Euroweek, launched and edited Credit magazine and immediately prior to joining Euromoney he was editor of Risk magazine.

Recent stories by Clive Horwood

  • Editors letter: There’s only one lesson to learn from UBS

    UBS has done a service to all investors in bank stocks and bonds by making public the report requested by the Swiss Federal Banking Commission into the root causes of its sub-prime losses.

    Euromoney May 2008

  • Comment: Sizing up sustainability

    Published March 2008 Liquid real estate Issue 05

  • The great mis-marking mishap

    Marking everything that is complex down to zero, because markets are illiquid, does not seem to be a particularly equitable or sensible way of going about things. And that’s before you even consider the way the marking malaise is contributing to systemic risk.

    Euromoney March 2008

  • Central banks write down their credibility

    Financial markets depend on confidence and trust. Trust is being broken.

    Euromoney February 2008

  • And the Blackberry goes to…

    In honour of the screen that bankers spend more time watching than any other, Euromoney has created the Blackberries. Here are this year's nominations.

    Euromoney February 2008

  • Online extra: Full list of bank board directors and titles

    Euromoney February 2008

  • Board stupid

    The global banking industry faces its biggest challenge in decades. Hundreds of billions of dollars have been written down and wiped off its market value in the space of just six months. But shareholders looking to independent directors to shore up their interests and make sure the same mistakes do not happen again are likely to be disappointed. The make-up of many banks’ boards of directors means they simply aren’t qualified for the task.

    Euromoney February 2008

  • Editor's letter: The shame of Robert Rubin

    It must have been the shortest tenure ever in the most senior job in global banking.

    Euromoney January 2008



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