Round up - November 2

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'Zombie' battle starts to get nasty; Credit crunch causes Credit Suisse to take writedown of nearly £1bn; Bond markets likely to escape strict transparency; Global shares nosedive as investors yield to fresh credit and oil jitters

’Zombie’ battle starts to get nasty Financial Times (FTp18) The battle for the so-called “zombie” life funds turned nasty last night as Standard Life retaliated to an attack from Hugh Osmond’s Pe...

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