Keyword(s): Bail out
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05/07/13
07:19:37 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com 
, 95 words 
Categories: Central Banks/Government, Banks/Investment Banks, Bankruptcy
Forbes: The Cyprus Bank 'Bail-In' Is Another Crony Bankster Scam, May 3, 2013
..."I have been an advocate of restructuring insolvent banks according to these basic capitalistic principles, which requires no public funds.
The difference with the “ba… more »
10/15/12
Good new paper by Buchheit, Gulati, exporing 5 options for the Eurozone:
The 5 Options:
Option 1: Jolly the markets
Option 2: Massage the yields
Option 3: Full bailout
Option 4: Reprofiling
Option 5: Full (Greek-style) restructuring
Buch… more »
04/18/12
06:08:00 pm, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 120 words
Categories: Economics United States, Economics Europe, Economics Global
The Freeman: The New Road to Serfdom: A Letter of Warning to America
F. A. Hayek’s most famous book, The Road to Serfdom, was written as a warning—to “socialists of all parties”—that socialism, the intellectually fashionable trend of his day, would le… more »
02/19/12
10:51:29 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 188 words
Categories: Central Banks/Government, Banks/Investment Banks
Andrew Haldane, Executive Director for Financial Stability at the Bank of England, expresses his views on bank equity and systemic risk:
London Review of Books: The Doom Loop; Andrew Haldane writes about equity and the banking system, Feb. 2012
H… more »
01/19/12
The American: How to Think about Private Equity, by Steve KaplanKeywords: Private Equity, Role of Private Equity more »
01/14/12
08:51:15 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 183 words
Categories: Central Banks/Government, Banks/Investment Banks
Neither the political left nor the political right do want large banks which create systemic risk and might sooner or later force the taxpayer to bail out one or the other. There is not always consensus about the way to get there. Simon Johnson describes… more »
01/09/12
The current economic conditions in the US look quite hopeful, as Prof. James Hamilton shows:
Econbrowser: Current economic conditions, by James Hamilton, Jan. 8, 2011
A recovery in the US could also China which is a big exporter to America.
One… more »
12/09/11
Yahoo Finance: What's in the new deal to save the euro?
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All European Union states except Britain moved toward setting up a new treaty Friday, giving up crucial powers over their own budgets in an attempt to overcome a crippling debt crisis.… more »
11/28/11
Minyanville: Germany Can't Save the Eurozone, Nov. 25, 2011
Maybe Germany won't cut a check to bail out other European countries because it can't. Maybe there's just simply too much debt and not enough GDP to go around. read more
Keywords: Eurozone… more »
11/12/11
BBC: Is Italy too big to bailout? (Video)
, Nov. 10, 2011
Keywords: Italy, Italian Debt, Italian Economy more »
11/01/11
Axel Merk Funds: Euro Bailouts - The Good, The Bad & The Ugly, Oct. 27, 2011Keywords: European Crisis, EFSF, European Bail Outs more »
10/22/11
The "Troika" IMF, European Central Bank and the European Commission are drawing sincere scenarios for Greece. It kind of gives the impression that they define such scenarios to support a major private sector participation in the haircut. For outsiders it… more »
10/18/11
Reuters: Plan for leveraging euro zone bailout fund takes shape, Oct. 18, 2011
Euro zone leaders are likely to agree to leverage their bailout fund at a summit on Sunday by allowing it to guarantee a portion of newly issued euro zone debt, euro zone o… more »
07:58:01 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 74 words
Categories: Central Banks/Government, Banks/Investment Banks, Bankruptcy
Find here some interesting links. We can imagine negotiations which are going on behind the scenes. Does the taxpayer have strong enough "lobbyists" in the form of elected politicians..24/7 Wall St.: Banks Ready to Kill Greek Bailout, Oct. 17, 2011… more »
10/17/11
Government sponsored and bailed out Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are partying, as Gretchen Morgenson reports:NYT: Fannie and Freddie, Still the Socialites, by Gretchen Morgenson, Oct. 15, 2011Nothing wrong with a bit of schmoozing. But it might see… more »
10/12/11
06:27:17 am, by editor of MarketObservation.com , 198 words
Categories: Banks/Investment Banks, Regulation
Of course, consumer demand isn't the only problem on Wall Street. Many "complex financial schemes" are about regulatory arbitrage - finding perverse incentives and enthusiastically responding to them. And the perversest incentive of all is "Heads you w… more »
Minyanville: What the TED Spread Says About the Global Recession Risk, Volatility and Europe, Oct. 11, 2011
"What is the TED Spread and why are investors worried about it?
An important economic indicator, the TED spread measures the difference betw… more »
10/03/11
We just can repeat our "forecast" that this won't work without a major debt restructuring, which should be implemented decisively this autumn. Politicians who claim that Greece will get out of the financial mess without a major restructuring of the debt… more »
09/25/11
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schäuble says that Greece will need 10 years to regain its competitiveness. This is a fair and honest statement which we can support. We are glad to hear that the main financier of Greece seems not to rely on "another rou… more »
09/24/11
Europeans, solve the Greece problem resolutely and work on the sustainability of the rest!!!!!"The Curious Capitalist" about six reasons why Greece should default (we support the views):MarketWatch: Gold futures have worst day in five years, Sept… more »
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