Market Interest is hot while Economic data see saws confirmed the ceiling of the recovery for 2012 and spending cuts from the government get into action while Obama rides out Romney Storms for a likely easy looking re-election campaign for…
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The Deal Economy round up (2012 Q1)
Firstly of course, everything else that happened in March but you fortgot to chalk up, was scribbled into sensible commentary on the weekend here - The Deal Economy _ March 15-31 2012 (Hedge Funds, PE) and here - The Deal Economy Pt II_…
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Tagged with: Bank of America, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Initial public offering, Investment Banks, J P Morgan, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley
Posted in Banking, Dealbook, US
Posted in Banking, Dealbook, US
US Economy: The GDP number is a round 3% (Here’s what’s happening in the World Tonight, Ray B., San Diego)
Markets will of course be happy in an otherwise dull week that the GDP report has not thrown any negative surprises, and forget any planned surprises like yesterday’s Reuters report suggesting 3.6% no less. That 3% of course is for…
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Tagged with: BRIC, China, Deutsche Bank, GDP, Goldman Sachs, Gross domestic product, India, Jobless claims, Money Supply, Retail, Reuters, Russia
Posted in Amitonomics, Europe, Global, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Europe, Global, US
How about BofA hitting the upper circuit! That’s $10 per share | Banking Insight
Did you think that would make news! Bank of America continued in the stratosphere of best performing stocks for the 12 th week running this Monday as it climbed the ubiquitous 19 cents a day ladder to land up at…
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Tagged with: Bank of America, Berkowitz, Deutsche Bank, MBNA, Merrill Lynch, Pizza Hut, United States, Wall Street, Warren Buffett
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Retail Lifestyle, US
Posted in Amitonomics, Banking, Retail Lifestyle, US
#1 Vanguard, #2 PIMCO and #3 JP Morgan – Batting at a $1 Tln | Banking Insight
JP Morgan’s latest strength for its PR department to downsell to big media has been the planned supremacy in fund management, talked about since 2010. It emerged with $17 bln inflows in 2011 right behind Vanguard and even PIMCo tht…
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Tagged with: Asset Management, Deutsche Bank, Hedge fund, Invesco, Investment management, JP Morgan, Morgan Stanley, PIMCO
Posted in Banking, US
Posted in Banking, US
The Deal Economy: Guggenheim looks for ” a new hotness”, PE , Europe alive to business | Monday Round up
Guggenheim looks to enter Top 25 in US Guggenheim Partners look to add nearly $500 bln in Assets under management for a cheap sale from Deustche Bank lands them the entire US portfolio of the bank equally split in Institutional…
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Tagged with: Banco Bradesco, CVC Capital Partners, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, Initial public offering, Investment Bank, Private Equity, UBS
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Europe: ISDA tackles the tough question of Default in the Greek swap ( Post ISDA Action update)
The EMEA Determinations committee that handled the thorny question decided to llet matters be for now asking investors to be sure to come back if anything else happened , bu tthat as of now there was no Credit event apparently…
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Tagged with: BNP Paribas, cnbc, Credit event, Deutsche Bank, ECB, European Central Bank, Financial Times, Greece, International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Société Générale
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Guggenheim Partners in last mile to snag DWS businesses (Deutsche Bank) | Deal Insight
Deutsche Bank’s deal for up to $3 bln from its non core fund businesses including two REITs and a Institutional Fund business as well as a Pension Fund and a US/ retail Funds business from Scudder, seem to be ready…
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Tagged with: Basel III, Deutsche Bank, European Central Bank, Guggenheim Partners, HSBC, J P Morgan, JP Morgan, Real estate investment trust, Wall Street
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
Goldman Sachs tops Asian investments? | Asia review & insight
Even as American investors got most of the paper at the DBS bond auction that netted $1 bln this week, even property company Sun Hung Kai and the Swire Grp added another $1 bln in debt from investors. Olam International…
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Tagged with: Central Asia, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, HSBC, Initial public offering, IPO, Mitsui, Mongolia
Posted in Financial Markets
Posted in Financial Markets
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