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- Paulson's Bailout Plan Isn't The Only One
- Paulson's Bailout Plan Isn't The Only OneRE: Paulson's Bailout Plan Isn't The Only OneI think Paulson and everyone that backs that plan needs to be sent home...ASAP out of Washington!!!RE: Paulson's Bailout Plan Isn't The Only OneTHE FINANCIAL BAILOUT $700bn FANTASYAs Congress debates yet another boon for the wealthiest Americans...
- Discussion threads 2008-09-25
- Why Fair Market Values Should Drive Revised Bailout Plan
- Why Fair Market Values Should Drive Revised Bailout PlanRE: Why Fair Market Values Should Drive Revised Bailout PlanFair value is good, but the liquidity yeildpremium charged to buy these assets is so high that "fair" value is debatable. It has already been demonstrated that when CDOs trade, fair market...
- Discussion threads 2008-10-03
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- Why Fair Market Values Should Drive Revised Bailout Plan
- The shocking at least to some of us thumbs-down by Congress to the financial buyout program now brings us to Plan 2: improving Plan 1. A number of financial thinkers and economists agree with the House majority that the first plan had a major fault -- taxpayers assumed all...
- Blog posts 2008-09-30
- LEAD: Mori orders LDP to review Sogo bailout plan
- TOKYO, July 10 Kyodo (EDS: EXPANDING WITH BACKGROUND, ALTERNATIVE PROPOSALS FOR BAILOUT PLAN) Prime Minister Yoshiro Mori instructed his ruling Liberal Democratic Party LDP on Monday to review a bailout plan for ailing department store operator Sogo Co., party officials said. Mori was quoted...
- Research articles 2000-07-17
- Citi in Talks With Wachovia as $700B Bailout Plan Moves Forward
- Mike Havrilla submits: CNBC is reporting that merger talks between Citigroup C and Wachovia WB have advanced, with a meeting scheduled Sunday for Citi executives. The major deciding factor is the status of $120B in bad debts for Wachovia, with Citi looking for help from the Fed as...
- External links 2008-09-28
- Paulson's Bailout Plan Isn't The Only One
- Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has presented his $700 billion bailout plan as the only solution to the financial crisis because he believes that what is needed is a fix both fast and furious. His plan would give the treasury secretary unprecedented power to buy up to $700...
- Blog posts 2008-09-24
- Emerging Market Leader Reacts to Massive Bailout Plan Announced by U.S. Government
- Today's market increases and the announcement by the U.S. government to undertake a major bailout plan to restore confidence in the world financial system, prompted a rare comment from Alexander Mirtchev, Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Kazakhstan Sustainable Development Fund, Kazyna. Dr. Mirtchev provided thoughts on what...
- Research articles 2008-09-20
- Emerging Market Leader Reacts to Massive Bailout Plan Announced by U.S. Government
- Kazyna's Alexander Mirtchev Calls for Balanced Government Involvement WASHINGTON -- Today's market increases and the announcement by the U.S. government to undertake a major bailout plan to restore confidence in the world financial system, prompted a rare comment from Alexander Mirtchev, Chairman of the Board of Directors for the...
- Research articles 2008-09-20
- Towers Perrin: $700 Billion Bailout Plan is "No Excuse" to Forgo Fair Value Accounting
- STAMFORD, Conn. -- Now that the government has pledged support for a $700 billion economic bailout plan, look for the Securities and Exchange Commission SEC and accounting authorities to help out, according to global professional services firm Towers Perrin. The most talked-about relief in regulatory circles is a temporary -...
- Research articles 2008-10-08
- How Rejected Bailout Plan for Eastern Europe May Affect ETFs
- Tom Lydon ETF Trends submits: by Max Chen Have you ever tried to reach for the cookie jar only to have someone slap your hand away at the last moment? Well, a multibillion euro bailout plan for Eastern Europe was denied and the pain may be felt by other...
- External links 2009-03-04
- Fed Bailout Rejected, Now What's Going To Happen?
- Fed Bailout Rejected, Now What's Going To Happen?RE: Fed Bailout Rejected, Now What's Going To Happen?bailout was obviously a poor idea, you cannot spoon feed corporates who cannot look after themselves. They pay fancy salaries to their talentless managers & ceo's & if this is what they stand for they...
- Discussion threads 2008-09-30
- Improving the Wall Street Bailout Proposal
- Improving the Wall Street Bailout ProposalRE: Improving the Wall Street Bailout ProposalShut down Freddie Mac and Fannie May and let the banks in trouble go bankrupt. The financial market needs this enema. Top off with increased accountability and regulation. And convince the population to buy homes it can afford.RE: Improving...
- Discussion threads 2008-09-30
- What the Latest Bailout Draft Means for Exec Pay
- The latest draft of the $700 billion Wall Street bailout plan has serious implications for executive compensation. The Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 takes direct aim at such popular executive perquisites as golden parachutes. It would employ "clawbacks" to grab back bonuses and other compensation from...
- Blog posts 2008-09-29
- Bailout offers brief reprieve for Big 3
- Citing danger to the national economy, Bush approved an emergency bailout of the U.S. automakers, offering the multibillion-dollar rescue loan in exchange for concessions from the deeply troubled carmakers and their workers. The rescue plan gives the automakers three months to come up with restructuring plans to become viable companies....
- News items 2009-08-07
- Fed's Reworked Bailout Plan: A Gift That Keeps Giving?
- The proposed economic "recovery" plan is starting to resemble a Christmas tree as lawmakers rush to hang shiny new ornaments on the controversial legislation that's now before Congress. Earlier this week, a stripped-down version of the proposed $700 billion bill failed to pass the U.S. House of Representatives by 12 votes, a move that...
- Blog posts 2008-10-01
- AIG Bailout II -- Why Are the Feds So Generous?
- The federal government appears to be bending over backwards to satisfy American International Group. After bumping up its original bailout plan repeatedly, the feds have come up with a whole new deal with easier payment terms and even more money. AIG will get a...
- Blog posts 2008-11-10
- Improving the Wall Street Bailout Proposal
- The shocking at least to some of us thumbs-down by Congress to the financial buyout program now brings us to Plan 2. Improving Plan 1. A number of financial thinkers and economists agree with the House majority that the first plan had a major fault: namely...
- Blog posts 2008-09-30
- Frank and Dodd: Bailout Naysayers Got Big Finance Industry Bucks
- Frank and Dodd: Bailout Naysayers Got Big Finance Industry BucksRE: Frank and Dodd: Bailout Naysayers Got Big Finance Industry BucksBarney Frank has shown me nothing - especially not critical thinking - only crisp one liners on Bill Maher's show.DWRE: Frank and Dodd: Bailout Naysayers Got Big Finance Industry BucksDodd and...
- Discussion threads 2008-09-23
- Financial Analysts Give Bailout Mixed Reviews
- The Wall Street bailout plan gets mixed reviews from a survey of financial analysts. Conducted by the Chartered Financial Analyst Institute, the survey of 4,650 of its members showed that 39 percent said the bailout plan was "reasonable and necessary." Another 34 percent were opposed to the...
- Blog posts 2008-09-25
- Deutsche Bank's chief wants the creation of bailout plans.
- Josef Ackermann, chief executive of Deutsche Bank, said the German government should make plans for a bailout amid what senior German bankers call the worst business environment in 50 years.How exactly any bailout plan, which remains a remote possibi Josef Ackermann, chief executive of Deutsche Bank,...
- Research articles 2003-03-17
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