A round-up of the key stories across the specialist financial media
Credit Suisse bankers want U.S. charges dropped
Bloomberg exclusively reveals that Credit Suisse bankers accused of helping Americans cheat on taxes plan to ask the Justice Department to dismiss their indictment amid talks to resolve a U.S.-Swiss dispute over tax evasion and a probe of the bank, according to five people familiar with the matter
FT reveals that UBS executives are considering cutting the group’s bonus pool in an effort to recoup some of the $2.3bn it lost in the alleged trading scandal centred on Kweku Adoboli
Wang Qishan, the Chinese vice-premier, has predicted the global economy will slump into long-term recession and warned that China will need to deepen financial reforms to cope with the fallout
Japan’s finance ministry reported today that shipments abroad fell 3.7 percent in October from a year before, the first drop in three months and an indication the nation’s rebound from the record March earthquake will slow
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett’s trip to a Japanese plant today may “shine a light” on investment opportunities in a nation hampered by the March earthquake and the global market rout
A group of prominent economists is urging George Osborne, chancellor, to defend his pro-growth agenda by modifying immigration curbs that would be “deeply damaging” to the nation’s competitiveness and growth
