Banks to revive world credit market 'with US$75bn fund'

A team of the world’s largest banks are today reportedly planning to launch a US$75bn (€53bn) fund to help ease the credit squeeze gripping global money markets.

Banks to revive world credit market 'with US$75bn fund'

A team of the world’s largest banks are today reportedly planning to launch a US$75bn (€53bn) fund to help ease the credit squeeze gripping global money markets.

US banking giants JP Morgan, Citigroup and Bank of America are understood to be leading a consortium that will invest in crisis-hit US sub-prime mortgage debt.

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