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  • Is Dubai a Blip or the Next Lehman Brothers?


    WSJ.com: Deal JournalAuthority Authority: 665
    Dubai’s debt problems have rattled global stock markets. But how catastrophic would it really be for the world’s financial system if government-owned Dubai World defaulted on $59 billion of its total $80 billion in debt?
    7 hours ago
  • The Dubai Bubble by the Numbers


    WSJ.com: Deal JournalAuthority Authority: 665
    With Dubai coming perilously close to defaulting on nearly $59 billion in debt, it is worth breaking down some of the issues behind the Arab city-state’s problems. It isn’t pretty. The government and its state-controlled companies, such as Dubai World, are drowning in debt, with assets such as cruise ships and golf ...
    10 hours ago
  • Ben Bernanke warns that legislation "would strip the Fed of all its bank regulatory powers."


    MarketObservation.comAuthority Authority: 143
    In a Sunday article in The Washington Post, Ben Bernanke warns that legislation "would strip the Fed of all its bank regulatory powers." The Washington Post: The right reform for the Fed, by Ben Bernanke, Sunday Nov. 29, 2009 For many Americans, the financial crisis, and the recession it spawned, have been ...
    1 day ago
  • New Look calls in the banks as IPO beckons in new year


    Daily Telegraph | Telegraph.co.ukAuthority Authority: 969
    New Look, the fast-fashion retailer, has carried out a beauty parade of investment banks as it gears up for a possible IPO early next year.
    2 days ago
  • TRADING THE FOREX MARKET FOR NEWBIES: CURRENCY TRADING FOR BEGINNERS


    Currency Forex Trading BlogAuthority Authority: 155
    The unfamiliar banking sell gives a height for a sell of income from a single countrys banking to which of another. As a marketplace with a worlds top every day turnover with some-more than $2 trillion being traded by a market, a banking traders in a universe out-trade a US batch market, a world’s largest equity ...
    2 days ago
  • Transparency efforts for bankers bonuses


    MarketObservation.comAuthority Authority: 143
    Guardian.co.uk: Banks forced to reveal numbers of millionaire staff, Nov. 26, 2009 Banks will be forced to reveal how many of their employees earn more than £1m a year under new laws expected to show that hundreds, perhaps thousands, of City bankers are made millionaires each year. But in introducing legislation ...
    4 days ago
  • Deutsche Bank expects substantial further write-downs from German banks


    MarketObservation.comAuthority Authority: 143
    Source: Deutsche Bank FT: Back to the future, by Ralph Atkins, Nov. 25, 2009 The headline news from today’s Bundesbank financial stability review is about the €90bn in further write-downs it expects from German banks. But there are some insights on Bundesbank thinking on monetary policy as well - although ...
    4 days ago
  • Media new battle ground in I-bank bonus season war


    Wellington Financial Blog - News, Views & PurviewsAuthority Authority: 425
    It is hard to open up a newspaper right now and not read about the anxiety currently swirling around investment banking circles at the Canadian bank-owned dealers. First it was Boyd Erman’s piece (” Stirrings of revolution on the Street “) in the Tuesday Globe and Mail, arraying all of the reasons why bank ...
    5 days ago
  • Wall Street diseases


    MarketObservation.comAuthority Authority: 143
    Paul P. Farrell about "Wall Street Diseases": MarketWatch: Goldmans secret moral pathology, 15 symptoms of a Wall Street disease destroying democracy and capitalism, by Paul P. Farrell, Nov. 24, 2009 1. Gross denial of any moral damage caused by their rampant greed 2. Narcissistic egomaniacs with secret God ...
    5 days ago
  • XLF - Lookie Here, Lower Right Shoulder (by Gary)


    Slope Of Hope with Tim KnightAuthority Authority: 571
    Hi, its Gary again with another quick companion tag-along to a post by TK .  Regarding his one caveat about SKFs inverted H&S, the financials etf XLF tells us not to be too concerned as it sports a lower right shoulder of its own, which is bearish.  Also important is the slope of the neck line and it is ...
    6 days ago
  • Foreign Currency Trading


    Currency Forex Trading BlogAuthority Authority: 155
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    6 days ago
  • Here’s 411 on the Latest Greenhill Banker Stock Sales


    WSJ.com: Deal JournalAuthority Authority: 665
    Top staffers at the boutique investment bank Greenhill & Co. sold $206 million of shares last week, following a similar disposal in July. Employees at Greenhill sold a total of 2.5 million shares at a price of $82.54, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing. The price was 12% higher than the ...
    6 days ago
  • Online Stock Trading Academy


    Currency Forex Trading BlogAuthority Authority: 155
    onclick="javascript:pageTracker._trackPageview(/outgoing/article_exit_link);" Academy is online but people manage investments. institutions and teach or to successful investor online We trading for and We strategies them traders the can to so win your trading a rewards risks. tend ...
    1 week ago
  • Quelle Surprise! Top Brass at Failed Firms Profited Handsomely


    Fuck BankersAuthority Authority: 170
    The New York Times discusses a study (supposedly released, but the paper has yet to be posted ) by corporate governance expert and Harvard Law School professor Lucien Bebchuk (along with Alma Cohen and Holger Spamann) on how much the top echelon at failed firms Bear Stearns and Lehman really suffered when their ...
    1 week ago
  • Quelle Surprise! Top Brass at Failed Firms Profited Handsomely


    Gulag BlogAuthority Authority: 170
    The New York Times discusses a study (supposedly released, but the paper has yet to be posted ) by corporate governance expert and Harvard Law School professor Lucien Bebchuk (along with Alma Cohen and Holger Spamann) on how much the top echelon at failed firms Bear Stearns and Lehman really suffered when their ...
    1 week ago
  • Quelle Surprise! Top Brass at Failed Firms Profited Handsomely


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    The New York Times discusses a study (supposedly released, but the paper has yet to be posted ) by corporate governance expert and Harvard Law School professor Lucien Bebchuk (along with Alma Cohen and Holger Spamann) on how much the top echelon at failed firms Bear Stearns and Lehman really suffered when their ...
    1 week ago
  • The danger of new bubbles


    MarketObservation.comAuthority Authority: 143
    FT: Germany warns US on market bubbles, Nov. 20, 2009 German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäubles worries worries about the huge volumes of carry trades: "He said: “More likely today is a scenario in which excess liquidity globally creates a new [sort of] asset market bubble.” He added: “That low interest ...
    1 week ago
  • Wall Street Looks Forward To The Holidays


    Boom2Bust.comAuthority Authority: 541
    Big profits? Big bonuses? What’s not to like about the coming holiday season if you’re on Wall Street? The New York Times’ Zachery Kouwe wrote today: Ten months ago, President Obama said a time would come for Wall Street to make profits and pay bonuses, but “now’s not that time.” But it appears that ...
    1 week ago

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  • Barclays Enters the Twilight Zone


    WSJ.com: Deal JournalAuthority Authority: 665
    It seems risky for a stodgy British bank to choose a commercial which comes off as cross between the Twilight Zone and the Truman Show. But Barclays Capital’s new television advertisement, called “Fake,” seeks to break through the clichés of advertisements and get to the heart of the current financial landscape
    1 week ago

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