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Monday, 12th May 2008

Halifax Bank of Scotland

Credit crunch claims first Scots jobs THE fallout from the credit crunch reached Scotland's financial services industry last night as two major players announced substantial job losses.

HBOS £4bn cash call turns up the heat HBOS, Britain's biggest mortgage lender, yesterday upped the ante on other banks to tap the stock market by confirming plans to ask shareholders for £4 billion to shore up its balance sheet.

HBOS launches £4 billion rights issue THE UK's biggest mortgage lender, Halifax Bank of Scotland, today called on shareholders for £4 billion to strengthen its balance sheet.

HBoS meeting gets off to stormy start Shareholder walks out in protest after chief executive fails to turn up.

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