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- S&P Cuts Bank of Montreal, Standard Chartered SIV
- Why we think HSBC needs $20-30bn of capital and to halve its dividend
- MBIA's surplus notes plunge to 89.50 cents
- S&P puts 27 Europe CDOs on CreditWatch for downgrade
- Various Ratings On 8 Cash Flow, Hybrid CDOs Put On Watch Neg; $1.76 Billion In Notes Affected
2008-01-15 — ft.com
'HSBC Holdings Plc, Europe’s biggest bank by market value, set up a collateralized debt obligation to repackage so-called surplus notes sold by insurance companies to bolster capital, according to Standard & Poor’s.' Nice
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