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February 6, 2008
The market for leveraged buyouts will dry up for the next one to two years in the wake of the credit crisis
Analysis of:
Private equity investment returns slow down (www.financialnews-us.com)
The market for leveraged buyouts will dry up for the next one to two years in the wake of the credit crisis
The market for leveraged buyouts will dry up for the next one to two years in the wake of the credit crisis.
Analysis of:
Morgan Stanley Reclassifies Assets, Receives Subpoenas on Subprime Debt (online.wsj.com)
"Morgan Stanley expects several more quarters before credit markets return to more normal activity, and structured credit markets could be challenged for an extended period, the company's chief financial officer said." Challenged. The FBI is investigating, lawsuits are brewing (such as the...
Analysis of:
CME-Nymex: Good Deal? (online.wsj.com)
CME deal value is related not just to exchange growth but also the state of commodity prices. Nevertheless, CME is best placed to acquire CME for approximately 40 key reasons
January 28, 2008
Monoline insurance companies, such as Ambac and MBIA, are in terrible shape -- and the problems are much worse than most realize
Analysis of:
Word Of Bond Insurer Bailout Plan Premature: Says Dinallo (www.propertyandcasualtyinsurancenews.com)
Monoline insurance companies, such as Ambac and MBIA, are in terrible shape -- and the problems are much worse than most realize
First, ratings downgrades are just a matter of time. Secondly, we face a long period of uncertainty (that is, no one is really sure who owes what and to whom, et cetera) and pain -- a mess that institutions are going to have to unwind in order to evaluate and properly...
January 25, 2008
Ambac and other bond insurers face "massive losses over the next few quarters" that will test their ability to raise new capital
Analysis of:
Ambac Works To Add Capital After $3B Loss (www.propertyandcasualtyinsurancenews.com)
Ambac and other bond insurers face "massive losses over the next few quarters" that will test their ability to raise new capital
Bond insurers will be hard pressed to survive mounting losses on CDOs and other securities that they guarante. Egan-Jones estimates that Ambac losses may reach $4.3 billion.
Analysis of:
Credit crisis: £2bn fund bars withdrawals (www.thisismoney.co.uk)
If this had been a mere subprime crisis, it would now be over. But it is not, and nor will it be over soon. Any near-term rally in the bear market is likely to be led by U.S. companies that will get the biggest bang from the Federal Reserve's latest interest-rate cut. But this is exactly the part...
January 23, 2008
Bear markets are notorious for repeated failed rallies that crush the last drop of optimism out of investors before putting in a bottom
Analysis of:
Where the bear will bite hardest (articles.moneycentral.msn.com)
Bear markets are notorious for repeated failed rallies that crush the last drop of optimism out of investors before putting in a bottom
Any near-term rally in the bear market is likely to be led by U.S. companies that will get the biggest bang from the Federal Reserve's latest interest-rate cut. But this is exactly the part of the economy where the reality of a slow recovery has the power to repeatedly dash premature optimism. Take...
January 23, 2008
The credit default swaps market has the potential to cause serious financial contagion
Analysis of:
This is not merely a subprime crisis (www.ft.com)
The credit default swaps market has the potential to cause serious financial contagion
This is not merely a subprime crisis. Several other (and larger) pockets of the credit market are also vulnerable, (such as) credit default swaps, relatively modern financial instruments that allow bondholders to insure against default.
December 14, 2007
U.S. GAAP vs. IFRS – Like It or Not – It’s Probably Time for a Better Understanding
Analysis of:
U.S. GAAP vs. IFRS - The Basics (www.ey.com)
U.S. GAAP vs. IFRS – Like It or Not – It’s Probably Time for a Better Understanding
The SEC recently gave its approval for foreign companies listed in the U.S. to present financials exclusively using the IASB's version of IFRS – with no reconciliation to U.S. GAAP. The SEC is now seriously looking into the possibility of giving U.S. companies the option of using...
December 14, 2007
Citigroup will reduce its dividend payment and issue new securities to raise capital
Analysis of:
Big Rescue of Funds by Citigroup (www.nytimes.com)
Citigroup will reduce its dividend payment and issue new securities to raise capital
Citigroup's eroded capital ratio will put added pressure on the company to reduce its dividend payment or take other steps to protect its capital position.
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