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• Would you like to find out how to give out smaller amounts but get larger amounts? Below are some crucial hints and insider info for finance subjects!

  
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  OK, so you have been turned down for credit at the high street lender. They tell you that your financial history is below average and won’t loan you funds. However that doesn’t change the fact that you really want funds – immediately! Fortunately, there are special loan goods like no credit check loans which ...
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• WealthTrack: Niall Ferguson – Implications of America’s exploding debt

  
  GreenLightAdvisor Views — Authority: 142
  This week Consuelo Mack is joined on WealthTrack by historian Niall Ferguson . He is also the author of several excellent best sellers, including his most recent “ The Ascent of Money: A Financial History of the World “. Ferguson tells Consuelo what the seismic global economic and market shifts of recent years ...
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• News from 1930: Closing of Bank of United States

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 658
  The closing of the Bank of the United States could be considered the event during the Great Depression that was most akin for the U.S. to the collapse of Lehman Brothers last year.  The event occurred on 12 December 1930 – so 79 years ago yesterday.  The blog News from 1930 details the events from that day as ...
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• “FINANCIAL TIMES” LONDON: SAMUEL BRITTAN ARTICLES NOVEMBER-DECEMBER 2009

  
  Cambridge Forecast Group Blog — Authority: 130
  Two new Samuel Brittan articles andrew.heavens@gmail.com Sun 12/13/09 Patterns in the eye of the beholder The Financial Times 11/12/09 One book I read as a precocious adolescent was the now almost forgotte n G.D.H. Cole’s The ...
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• News from 1930: “Playing politics at the expense of human misery”

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 658
  This comes from the Blog News from 1930 which tells us what happened on this day in 1930 according to the Wall Street Journal: Pres. Hoover criticizes wide variety of extensive relief measures introduced in Congress as “playing politics at the expense of human misery”; says prosperity can’t be restored by ...
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• Reaching for yield in the post-TARP era

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 658
  When I read Yves Smith’s recent comments on Bank of America’s repayment of its TARP funds, I couldn’t help but think of a post I wrote six months ago called "Asymmetric information and corporate governance in bank bailouts." The gist is of the post is about the same as Yves’ and it was inspired by lessons of ...
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• BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS BIS REVIEW NO. 156: RECENT ECONOMIC AND FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENTS

  
  Cambridge Forecast Group Blog — Authority: 130
  BIS Review Bank for International Settlements BIS Review No 156 available Eberhard, Bettina ( Bettina.Eberhard@bis.org ) Publications, Service ( Publications@bis.org ) Fri 12/04/09 Please find BIS Review No 156 attached as an Adobe Acrobat ...
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• Quantitative easing is not the cure to what ails Europe

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 658
  "This is definitely a threat on the horizon," said Blaise Ganguin, the agency’s European credit chief. Some 75 companies large enough to be rated face likely default in 2010 as the slow-burn effects of the crisis hit home. The default rate peaked near 13pc this year, the highest since S&P began to collect ...
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• News from this day in 1930: “the decline is nearing its end”

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 658
  From the site News from 1930 : National City Bank notes epidemic of bank failures, and that “processes of deflation operate in a vicious circle” but is nevertheless optimistic: “obviously this sort of thing has to come to an end some time, and by the very nature of the circumstances the turn comes … ...
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• ECONOMIC DATA SOURCES

  
  Cambridge Forecast Group Blog — Authority: 130
  Current Release Latest Update Usual Time Home page Archive Schedule Census Bureau Economic Briefing Room Nov. 27, 2009 – Home Archive Schedule ECRI Weekly Leading Index Nov. 27, 2009 10:30 a.m. Home Archive Fridays ...
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• The bust in Dubai and exogenous shocks

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 658
  By now you have heard that Dubai World, the investment company, has asked its creditors for a six-month delay in repaying its debt (see articles in links ).  This is what is commonly referred to as default. Now many are wondering if Dubai the country is on the verge of default and asking who is most exposed. Markets ...
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• BANK FOR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENTS BIS REVIEW NO. 150: LESSONS FROM THE CRISIS

  
  Cambridge Forecast Group Blog — Authority: 130
  BIS Review Bank for International Settlements BIS Review No 150 available Press, Service ( press@bis.org) Publications, Service ( Publications@bis.org ) Fri 11/27/09 Please find BIS Review No 150 attached as an Adobe Acrobat (PDF) file. ...
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• Banks and Prepaid Credit Cards

  
  gothinking.net — Authority: 152
  If you encounter that you have been overturned downbound for a slope account by digit of the broad street banks, you are very implausible to be alone. Everyday grouping intend overturned absent cod to intense credit, or some aspect of their business story that affects their credit judgement and hence, they are unable ...
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• A music video primer on the destructive powers of Alan Greenspan

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 658
  Here’s a nice little music video on Alan Greenspan and all that he has wrought. Hat tip Scott. Share and Enjoy: Readers who viewed this page, also viewed: Meredith Whitney: “I haven’t been this bearish in a year” GM’s sale of Saab collapses Is Alan ...
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• Quelle Surprise! Most Big Banks Lack Capital

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 658
  My post title is an ode to Yves Smith, who likes to feign surprise when the blindingly obvious finally comes into plain view for all to see. The latest sign that underneath the surface weakness remains at large financial institutions comes courtesy of Standard & Poors. According to the Telegraph’s Ambrose ...
  4 weeks ago

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