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- UBS, Credit Suisse Get Capital Injections, Preview Q3 Results
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins Swiss banking giant UBS AG UBS succumbed to government intervention Thursday and the country’s other banking powerhouse, Credit Suisse Group AG CS announced it would raise fresh capital from private shareholders after rebuffing central bank assistance. by Money Morning
- External links 2008-10-17
- ING Shares Jump on Government Boost
- Money Morning submits: By Jennifer Yousfi ING Groep NV ING shares jumped more than 20% in early afternoon trading Monday after the Dutch financial firm announced a $13.4 billion (10 billion euro) capital injection and the sale of one of its life insurance subsidiaries. by Money Morning
- External links 2008-10-21
- In a New Era, PNC To Buy National City
- Money Morning submits: By Jennifer Yousfi PNC Financial Services Group Inc. PNC became the first U.S. bank to make use of the government’s Troubled Assets Relief Program TARP with its plans to purchase National City Corp. NCC. by Money Morning
- External links 2008-10-24
- Did WaMu Make the Worst Possible Deal for Itself?
- Money Morning submits: U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry M. “Hank” Paulson Jr. warned former Washington Mutual Inc. [WAMUQ.PK] Chief Executive Officer Kerry Killinger to sell the thrift to JPMorgan Chase & Co. JPM two months before WaMu failed, both The Seattle Times and Bloomberg News...
- External links 2008-11-11
- American Express Cleared to Become Commercial Bank: Mixed Reactions
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso American Express Co. AXP Tuesday won approval from the U.S. Federal Reserve to become a commercial bank, giving the credit card titan a crucial lifeline as the risk of defaults runs higher in the slowing global market. by Money Morning
- External links 2008-11-11
- Citi's CEO Confident That Job Cuts Will Redeem the Stock
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Citigroup Inc. C Monday unveiled plans to cut more than 50,000 jobs in the “near term” and slash expenses by 20% to preserve capital as it faces a global slowdown that’s expected to push well into 2009. by Money Morning
- External links 2008-11-18
- Rating Agencies' Game Worse Than Madoff's Scheme
- Money Morning submits: By Shah Gilani Underlying the credit crisis gripping the U.S. and world economies is a crisis of confidence. Blame has been laid at the feet of the U.S. Federal Reserve, and an investment banker's brew of toxic financial products. Ultimately, however, it was the...
- External links 2008-12-18
- AIG Faces Double Challenge in Attempt to Sell Assets
- Money Morning submits: Embattled U.S. insurer American International Group Inc AIG is looking to sell its Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Insurance Co. unit to Germany’s Munich Re Group AG, the world’s second-largest reinsurance company, a source familiar with the negotiations told Reuters Sunday....
- External links 2008-12-23
- Fed Pressure Payout: Morgan, Citi's Joint Brokerage Business
- Money Morning submits: By Don Miller Morgan Stanley MS and Citigroup Inc. C are about to launch a joint venture of their brokerage units in a move that may be motivated as much by a desire to placate impatient government overseers as by financial imperatives. ...
- External links 2009-01-13
- Fed Picks Up the Tab as BofA's Losses 'Accelerated Beyond Expectations'
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins Bank of America Corp. BAC received its third capital injection from the U.S. government Friday, after the company posted a fourth-quarter loss of $1.79 billion and absorbed even greater losses from its takeover of Merrill Lynch. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-01-18
- Citigroup's TARP Disclosure: Will Other Banks Follow Suit?
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Cagesso Citigroup Inc. C is lifting the curtain on the $45 billion in taxpayer capital it received, saying it plans to use $36.5 billion to fund U.S. mortgage loans and assist credit card holders and businesses. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-02-03
- BB&T: Bove Slashes Targets on Falling Shares
- Money Morning submits: Ladenburg Thalmann Financial Services analyst Dick Bove is one of the few Wall Street banking analysts who has been consistently “getting it right” in terms of analyzing the impact the financial crisis has had on that critical sector. As a result, he’s viewed as one of...
- External links 2009-02-03
- Counterparty Risk Hangs Heavily Over AIG Crisis
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins American International Group Inc. AIG - once the world’s largest insurer - is back in discussions with the government to restructure its $150 billion bailout package for the second time in four months, as the company continues to struggle with ratings downgrades,...
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- AIG Blames Government for Worsened Position
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins American International Group Inc. AIG will receive as much as $30 billion government aid after posting a $61.7 billion fourth-quarter loss, the largest loss ever by a public company. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-03-03
- Credit Crisis May Have a Silver Lining: Student Loan System Overhaul
- Money Morning submits: By Shah Gilani The costs of the ongoing credit crisis have been well chronicled. But there’s a bright spot, too. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-03-06
- BofA Investor Hopes to Oust Management
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Upset with Kenneth Lewis’ leadership as Bank of America Corp.’s BAC Chief Executive Officer, and unable to privately persuade the company to unseat him, longtime shareholder Jerry Finger is launching a public campaign to oust Lewis from his post....
- External links 2009-03-16
- Citigroup Regroups
- Money Morning submits: By Mike Caggeso Citigroup Inc. C lifted the curtain on plans to give itself internal and external makeovers Friday, moves the company hopes will not only improve its performance and balance sheet, but will also dangle a worm in front of its jaded...
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- Despite GE's 'Deep Dive' into Financials, Questions Remain
- Money Morning submits: By Jason Simpkins With concerns about General Electric Co.’s GE financing arm weighing heavily on the minds of investors, the company is trying desperately to assure the public that GE Capital Corp. will survive the economic downturn. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-03-23
- No Company Is Immune: Berkshire Slapped with Downgrade
- Money Morning submits: By Don Miller Moody’s Investors Service Thursday cut Berkshire Hathaway Inc.’s (BRK.A, BRK.B) top-level Aaa credit rating by two notches, despite Berkshire chief Warren Buffett’s status as the ratings agency’s biggest shareholder. by Money Morning
- External links 2009-04-09
- All Eyes on Goldman: What Kind of Government Will Emerge from This Collapse?
- Money Morning submits: By Shah Gilani Not a fan of socialism? Me neither. But if the federal government has to backstop free market excesses with taxpayer dollars, how will it eventually unravel the veil, or tarp, of intervention? Or should it? The answers are about to...
- External links 2009-04-16
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