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Oct, 22 The price of the oil basket (OPEC) fell to $60 a barrel.

Oct, 17 World oil prices fell below $70 a barrel.

Oct, 6 The capitalization of the world stock exchanges fell by 2.5 trillion dollars.


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BOK Financial Corporation (BOKF)


BOK Financial Corporation (BOKF) is a financial services company in the West South Central States region of the United States. The company's stock is publicly traded on NASDAQ under the national market listings (symbol: BOKF). BOKF offers trust and investment management services through its banks and Southwest Trust Company, N.A., and administers over $30 billion of client assets with offices in Oklahoma, Texas, New Mexico, Colorado, Arkansas, Arizona, Kansas and Utah. BOKF has seven main bank subsidiaries: Bank of Oklahoma, Bank of Texas, Bank of Albuquerque, Bank of Arkansas, Colorado State Bank and Trust, Bank of Arizona and Bank of Kansas City.

Headquarters:Tulsa, USA
Address:P.O. Box 2300 Tulsa, OK 74192
Phone:(918) 588-6000
Leadership:George B. Kaiser, Chairman
Founded:1991
Website:www.bokf.com
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Business and Financial News

Citigroup will sell Citibank Privatkunden AG for $7.7bn - 06.12.2008
Banking giant Citigroup Inc. says it will sell its German retail banking operation and some of its affiliates to France's Credit Mutuel, in $7.7 billion cash deal.
 
Repartition of the Global Banking System is inevitable - 05.12.2008
The financial crisis continues to storm in the global markets. This time the main victim of crisis is a banking system developed and developing countries. And experts notice, that the global banking system will undergo huge changes by 2012.
 
US government puts up $300bn in Citigroup rescue - 25.11.2008
The US government pulled Citigroup back from the abyss yesterday with a comprehensive bail-out that saw taxpayers guaranteeing $306bn of risky assets and injecting $20bn of capital into the banking group.
 
HSBC cuts 450 jobs in Hong Kong - 18.11.2008
HSBC was laying off 500 people in Asia, 90 percent of them in Hong Kong, in a further indication that the Asian financial community, so far relatively unscathed by mass layoffs seen on Wall Street, is being affected by the global financial crisis.

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