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  Credit Suisse to pay $536m fine over Iran  Banking group has agreed to pay a $536m fine for violating US sanctions against Iran. Credit Suisse systematically hid the identity of its c... EU pushes for strong yuan EU agrees on bonus claw-back call  The leaders meeting in Brussels approved the clause as part of a common EU position for next week's G20 summit in the US G20 pledges tougher bank action   Finance ministers from the most powerful economies have agreed a series of measures to try to regulate the global banking system Bonus row opens up G20 divisions PM attacks Obama spending EU aims to double emergency cash G20 ministers meet amid divisions  Rifts are emerging as finance ministers from developing countries and major powers prepare to meet in England Switzerland eases banking secrecy  The world's largest offshore financial centre has agreed to accept concessions on bank secrecy Russia admits financial mistakes EU heads back financial clampdown Huge protest over Irish economy UK interest rates cut to new low Eurozone interest rates cut to 2% Lloyds pays $350m to end US case   Banks face huge losses from $50B 'scam'  Some of the biggest names in global finance have lost hundreds of millions of dollars in a 'pyramid scheme' by Bernard Madoff European banks rescue plan agreed  European leaders meeting have agreed a plan to tackle the banking crisis, saying no big institution will be allowed to fail EU chiefs confront markets crisis  The 15 eurozone leaders are to meet to try to establish a common approach to the financial crisis follow up and execute upon a G7 plan World's central banks slash interest rates  The leading economies, led by the U.S. and the UK, slashed interest rates to tackle the global financial crisis after days of stock market l... UK bank rescue package imminent  Chancellor Alistair Darling to announce details of a £50bn rescue package for the UK banking system Plan to save German bank 'agreed'  The government and banks have agreed a 50bn euro plan to save one of the country's biggest banks Another top European bank falters   Germany's 2nd-largest mortgage lender, Hypo Real Estate, is teetering on the brink of collapse after a banking consortium withdrew from tal... No banks bail-out fund for Europe   France, Britain, Germany and Italy have agreed to work together to support financial institutions - but without forming a joint bail-out fun... EU leaders meet to discuss credit crisis Barclays agrees $1.75B Lehman deal  British bank Barclays said it had reached a deal to purchase key units of U.S. investment bank, as global markets continued to worry Central banks plan emergency cash Rogue trader to cost SocGen $7bn
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Bomb blast hits J.P. Morgan building French finance minister defends euro PM vows to slash huge government deficit
EU ministers agree Greek plan Map of Brussels Belgium  After a meeting in Brussels, Europe's finance ministers have agreed how to help Greece in its battle to control its finances EU close to Greece bail-out deal  The EU is poised to reach agreement on a multi-billion euro bail-out after weeks of crisis. The package would provide loans and guarantees Budget crisis is like wartime situation - PM

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Mar. 15   Belgium
Mar. 12   Greece
Mar. 2   Greece
  Prime Minister George Papandreou has likened the country's budget crisis to a 'wartime situation' and said Greece was at risk of bankruptcy

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Feb.16   Greece
Feb.11   France
Feb.10   Greece
  Workers protest against austerity measures imposed by a government trying to dig its way out of a financial crisis that threatens to engulf Europe

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Dec.16   Switzerland
Nov.29   European Union
Sep.17   European Union
Sep.5   London
Sep.4   London
Mar.25   Czech Republic
Mar.19   Belgium
Mar.13   London
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Mar.2   Moscow
Feb.22   Berlin
Feb.21   Ireland
Feb.5   London
Jan.15   European Union
Jan.9   London

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Dec.15   London
Oct.12   Paris
Oct.11   Paris
Oct.8   London
Oct.7   United Kingdom
Oct.5   Berlin
Oct.4   Germany
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Sep.17   United Kingdom
Mar.11   European Union
Jan.24   Paris
  Bank Societe Generale as uncovered 'massive' fraud by a trader which resulted in a loss of 4.9bn euros

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Aug.10   London Central banks pour money into system

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Dec.16   Belgium EU leaders agree 7-year budget  The leaders agreed on a spending plan for the bloc seen as key to shaping the future of an enlarged EU Jun.11   London G8 ministers back Africa debt deal
  Finance ministers have agreed to cancel up to $55 billion worth of debt owed by the world's poorest nations

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Mar.31   Berlin Afghanistan wins $8.2bn in aid

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Dec.16   Germany Joint plan to relieve Iraq debt Sep.14   Sweden Voters rejects euro currency

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Jan.1   European Union   Euro mark celebrations
  People lined up in freezing temperatures to get a jump on the most ambitious currency swap in history.    The euro was introduced to world financial markets as an accounting currency in 1999 and launched as physical coins and...

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Sep.28   Denmark   Denmark rejects euro  53.1% of voters rejected membership of the single European currency, and 46.9 % voted in favour
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