Let’s face it. Any null hypothesis you can think of about the market’s strength or in S&P’s case (as rating agency) and that of even a few (investors)who believe in India’s fundamental turnaround from here (6130) to be of limited…
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India Morning Report: Why some rating agencies get ‘brand mileage’ from obscure imperfections and markets rest..
Tagged with: Asia, Business, china, Emerging Markets, India, Investing, Morgan Stanley, United States
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
IT’S MONDAY: The Fed purchase program is quite a workout for the Market
Fisher seems to have kicked things off immediately with his comments positing that slowing down the $85B monthly bond purchase program could do US some good, Then Chicago Fed reported an ever worsening Midwest CFNAIdata for the month of April…
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Tagged with: April, Asia, Bank of America, Ben Bernanke, china, Euro, Friday, India, Merrill Lynch, Thursday, United States, United States Treasury security
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
India Morning Report: A new bank, not Citi, 8 not 4 and numerous other slips to the mile..
Vikram Pandit’s new efforts in India with Kampani’s JM Financial may get JM a 10% bump in stock quotes but it is unlikely that his 50% buy of the subsidiary and 490 million warrants worth 3% of the listed company…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bajaj Auto, china, India, ITC, Jug Suraiya, Morgan Stanley, Radio New Zealand National, Tata Motors, Vikram Pandit
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
A whiff of profits far away? | Banking Insight
 Liquidity regulation already hurts Lobbying over the new Liquidity rules got hard as the banks enter an Observation period prior to counting of the LCR as standard for compliance. According to the FT report catching us up on it, that…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bank, Basel, Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, Basel III, Bond, china, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Japan, US Securities and Exchange Commission
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Deutsche Bank Notes: We always comply with Accounting Standards. This is a loss only if we..
continue to treat is on market price. These are actually illiquid and could be treated as Held to Maturity Portfolio. But we would miss the opportunity to call out people at Goldman Sachs or something?.. In 2010, when Ben Artsi…
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Tagged with: Asia, David Viniar, Deutsche Bank, Financial Times, Goldman, Goldman Sachs, SEC, US Securities and Exchange Commission
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
A look at Goldman Sachs prospects after the ‘Partner bump up’ | Banking Insight
Goldman Sachs continues to reduce ‘Compensation Costs’ before stress tests However even with just 32,500 staff at Goldman Sachs as of this fall(down 10% in less than a year), the firm has made 70 new partners, the low number breaking…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bank, Bank of America, Basel III, Fed, Goldman Sachs, New Jersey, Vikram Pandit, Wells Fargo
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Bank Results Season: JP Morgan strives for a $100 B 2012 after CIO position ‘annulled’
Big banks are going to reporting 37% higher business from Mortgages this quarter sequentially and that includes J P Morgan as a proud #2 in the business, behind Wells Fargo. The Earnings season is off with a great report as…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bank, Commercial bank, Investment Banks, JPMorgan Chase, London, Net income, Wells Fargo
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Financial Markets, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Financial Markets, US
Temasek digs into a big bite of Standard Chartered | Banking Insight
The Singapore Government’s International investment fund, which bought into some Chinese banks and Citi and Stan Chart during the crisis is having serious rethink of its investment in Emerging market prince Standard Chartered. meanwhile, “big brother ” GIC which invested…
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Tagged with: Africa, Asia, Goldman Sachs, Singapore, Standard Chartered, UBS, Volcker Rule
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Retail Lifestyle, US
Morgan Stanley’s first problem of plenty? | Banking Insight
Morgan Stanley’s first skirmish with Volcker’s rule is tying it up in knts as Fund managers of its Infrastructure Fund in the new series are even asking for MS to spin out the Infrastructure Funds so it can get more…
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Tagged with: Asia, Banks, Business, Goldman Sachs, India, Investment Banking, Morgan Stanley, Private Equity
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, US
HSBC keeps running Asian deal markets singlehandedly | Banking Insight
Even as banks enjoyed the spree on the bourses and the pre-election equity juggernaut moves to within 5% of the S&P 500, the weekend was relatively quiet except for a big deal week in Asia on the back of fund…
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Tagged with: Asia, Bangkok Bank, Business, Credit card, Equity Capital Markets, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, UBS
Posted in Banking, Financial Services, Global, Retail Lifestyle
Posted in Banking, Financial Services, Global, Retail Lifestyle
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