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1) Amerprise has been aggressive ever since its Personal Advisor and Banking separation from Amercan Express
2) MasterCard appears to be the predominate card network
If a major bond insurer was to lose its triple-A rating the likely outcome is a redistribution of losses rather than incremental losses. In the longer run the impact could even be positive.
Considering the current fall-out in Commercial Lending with the big banks (most of which were deservingly so), such as Wachovia, Chase, and Bank of America, the Credit Union field has such great opportunities to grow their market-share if they just decided to move into the 19th Century, instead of living...
The Economist recently described specific events that would lead one to believe that the U.S. Economy is already in the throws of a recession, yet the nay-sayers (including our illustrious President) state that there is still some signs of life negating this apparent event. I feel that like the 90's,...
Simply, writedowns do not overstate the extent of problems at financial firms. Yes, ultimately the coming "correction" will be overdone (given human nature, most are), but we just getting started (that is, expect a long, sharp recession) -- so things are going to get much ...
When competition sets price and conditions in the securities markets produce losses of principal, the only way to raise the gross margin is by reducing operating.
Instead of protecting policyholders, NYS regulators have scrambled to assure availability of bond insurance for benefit of public debt issuers. Core of their strategy was to force shareholders and creditors (the banks) to contribute, one way or another, to the solution. To do so, they pulled off...