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Simoleon Sense
Nov 25
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Click Here To Read: No Country for Old Risk Models
Introduction (Via Financial Tech)
Congress, economists and taxpayers agree on one thing: Large financial firms cannot continue to make large, risky bets (on highly leveraged subprime-related...
CNNMoney.com
Nov 24
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Lost in all the bickering between Democrats and Republicans when Bank of America officials testified before Congress last week was a seemingly crucial piece of evidence that seems to show the bank's executives relied on faulty data leading up to...
Reuters
Nov 17
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Aladdin Capital, a
U.S.-headquartered boutique investment bank, has bought the
structured credit business of European specialist credit
management firm Solent Capital, the bank said on Tuesday.
Wall Street Law Blog
Nov 16
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CDOs and Treasury Bonds - Risk, Return, and Credit Ratings? We aren't economists, but something sure seems wrong.
PLEASE - set us straight if we are off base here...
OK, if two fixed income investments have the same risk profile, they...
Bloomberg
Nov 13
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Investors in five collateralized
debt obligations rejected attempts by a fund associated with TPG
Credit Management LP to buy assets for pennies on the dollar,
according to trustee reports.
naked capitalism
Nov 13
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Goldman is a law unto itself, with no respect for propriety or notions like "fair dealing" (which in many contexts supercede particular contractual provisions).
The latest incident of Goldman scumminess is in one of the opaque corners of the...
Bloomberg
Nov 12
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(Update2) Goldman Sachs Group Inc. paid off at
face value some junior-ranking slices of two collateralized debt
obligations at the potential expense of more-senior classes that
now are likely to default, according to Fitch Ratings.
Financial Times
Nov 11
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Finca and Deutsche Bank have combined on a $21.2bn scheme that will be distributed to entrepreneurs in straitened places such as the Democratic Republic of Congo and Azerbaijan
Financial Times
Nov 4
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One of the first emerging market collateralised debt obligations since the credit crunch began is being prepared by Citigroup bankers in a further sign of debt market thawing
New York Times
Oct 27
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York appears to have been behind the decision last fall to pay off Goldman Sachs and other banks at 100 cents on the dollar for toxic collateralized debt obligations they had with American International Group.
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