Tim Skeet, a banker at Merrill Lynch, was unusually anxious this week.
He had to help raise more than a billion euros in a corner of the financial markets that had seized up over the summer as shocked investors refused to lend money.
By Joanna Chung and David Oakley in London
Published: September 27 2007 22:17 | Last updated: September 27 2007 22:17
Tim Skeet, a banker at Merrill Lynch, was unusually anxious this week.
He had to help raise more than a billion euros in a corner of the financial markets that had seized up over the summer as shocked investors refused to lend money.