Default rumours Business Spectator Wiser heads at the ECB pointed out (in the monthly bulletin), yet again, that this is all fine and dandy except for that small issue of contagion. Yes, contagion! Something that threatens to engulf Europe and perhaps the globe in another GFC-type event ... | ||
Foreclosure notices rise in 3Q, but down from a year ago USA Today The number of US homes that received a first-time default notice during the July to September quarter increased 14% from the second quarter, RealtyTrac said Thursday. That increase signals banks are moving more aggressively now against borrowers who ... | ||
Britton Says Greek Default Would Have `Domino Effect' Washington Post Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Erik Britton, a director at Fathom Financial Consulting, discusses the potential domino effect of a Greek debt default. He talks with Maryam Nemazee on Bloomberg Television's "The Pulse." (/Bloomberg) Correction: Clarification: ... | ||
| ||
S&P: Corporate Default Tally Rises To 34 This Year Wall Street Journal Standard & Poor's 2011 corporate default tally rose to 34 this week after a US homebuilder and a Greek glass manufacturer joined the list. US-based home builder William Lyon Homes Inc. defaulted for the second time this year by again missing an ... | ||
| ||
Policymakers say Greek deal must avoid default Financial Times Senior European policymakers insist that any deal to persuade Greek bondholders to take a bigger hit in a new bail-out for Athens must avoid a full-scale default, a condition that could limit the size of investors' losses. Officials in Paris, at the ... | ||
Goldman Leads Rise in Credit Risk After JPMorgan Profit Decline BusinessWeek Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Goldman Sachs Group Inc. led increases in the cost of protecting the debt of US companies on renewed concern that Europe's fiscal crisis will continue to derail the economic recovery and after JPMorgan Chase & Co. reported a drop ... | ||
Europeans Won't Let Italy Default, DBRS Chairman Schroeder Says BusinessWeek By Frederic Tomesco Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- European Union leaders are determined to support Italy even if they let Greece default on its debt, said Walter Schroeder, chairman of Toronto-based credit-ratings company DBRS Ltd. Italian Prime Minister ... | ||
German Institutes Call for State-Default Mechanism Wall Street Journal Still, a repeat of the contagion that followed the collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 is unlikely, and Germany's economy is likely to avoid recession. Germany's unemployment rate is likely to fall further next year, to 6.7% from 7%. | ||
Nobel Laureate Pissarides Sees Bigger 'Haircut' on Greek Bonds BusinessWeek By Rose Kim and Deirdre Bolton Oct. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Greece is likely to avoid a full default while investors in its bonds may take losses of 50 percent, Nobel economics laureate Christopher Pissarides said. “I am very optimistic that there will be ... | ||
| ||
Fighting financial crisis The Economist The hope is that this will remove the incentive for creditors to run, precipitating a collapse andcontagion. Whether it will actually work is unclear, since it has never been tried. If it doesn't, the rest of the official safety net is more threadbare ... | ||
How one bank's default is the same bank's gain FT Alphaville (blog) Many institutions are pricing counterparty risk based on their own default (DVA), and are examining the best way to manage this component. DVA is gaining common acceptance among those surveyed, and it is supported under accountancy regulations. ... | ||
Approaching a Great American Crossroads in the Current Financial Crisis Benzinga According to msnbc.com, "the surge in default notices means homeowners who haven't kept up their mortgage payments could now end up on the foreclosure path sooner". The article suggests that because minority and low-income communities were targeted for ... | ||
Small enterprises' credit crisis under control Xinhua WENZHOU, Oct. 12 (Xinhua) -- Evening lights shining from surrounding factories shatter the dark silence dominating buildings owned by the Zhengdeli Shoes Company. Piles of unfinished shoes sit the company's warehouse and workshops. ... | ||
Serviced offices defy financial crisis ABC Online TICKY FULLERTON, PRESENTER: Many businesses suffered during the global financial crisis, shedding staff and down-sizing offices, but for serviced office companies the global financial crisishas been a time of growth. For clients, renting an office can ... | ||
| ||
Fairfax Financial's Hedges Shelter Insurer from Financial Crisis Insurance Journal As the equity market crumbled in late 2008, Fairfax notched a $2.7 billion investment gain on the year, due to equity hedges and the use of credit default swaps as a bet against the US housing market. Watsa then removed the equity hedges and rode the ... | ||
The Dangers of European Contagion Motley Fool By Christopher Barker | More Articles You never forget a near-death experience, and over my years I've had quite a few. As investors, I believe we are wise never to lose sight of just how close we came during 2008 to some seriously horrific scenarios ... | ||
Credit crisis drives supply chain finance programmes Procurement Leaders News The vast majority of banks surveyed in Demica's research believe that the credit crisis is driving growth in SCF programmes. "This time last year, Demica observed the tension building in many European supply chains as buyers continued to exert ... | ||
Japan firms PIIGS exposure hits $37.3B: Nikkei MarketWatch By Sarah Turner SYDNEY (MarketWatch) -- A survey by the Nikkei found that nine Japanese financial institutions had a combined exposure of 2.87 trillion yen ($37.3 billion) to five of Europe's debt-saddled nations. The Japanese firms do not hold Greek ... | ||
Who Pays for the Debt Overhang? Wall Street Pit Default, reduction in mortgage payments are all proposals to alleviate the problem but they come at a cost: your debt is someone else's asset. There are, of courses, circumstances where debt reduction is not a zero-sum game, where this is the only way ... | ||
Banks 'not coming to grips with financial crisis' as complaints rise thejournal.ie Speaking on RTÉ's Morning Ireland this morning, ombudsman Bill Prasifka said: “The industry is not really coming to grips with the challenges of the financial crisis.” He added: Complaints were always at historically high levels but we're up five per ... | ||
Greece Will Default: It's Just The Beginning | The Daily Capitalist By Jeff Harding The Germans and the French are struggling to work out a compromise to rescue Greece, and perhaps the other PIIGS, that will be accepted by all eurozone members as well as the Greek government: “We are determined to do what is ... The Daily Capitalist | ||
Greek Default 'Would Mean the End of the Euro': Analyst — Clearing ... By RSS Feed The plan to recapitalize banks has to be big enough to cover a default by Greece, Ireland and Portugal and possibly Spain and Italy, Erik Britton, director at Fathom Consulting, said. “The issue is that those individual countries are not solvent to ... Clearing and Settlement — Clearing... | ||
XE.com - Selective Greek default could be managed-French source A French finance ministry source said on Thursday that a selective default on Greece's debt could be managed but a credit event would not be acceptable. XE Forex News | ||
Small firms' credit crisis under control | China business news By CBN Evening lights shining from surrounding factories shatter the dark silence dominating buildings owned by the Zhengdeli Shoes Company. Piles of unfinished shoes sit the company's warehouse and workshops. A few security guards stand by a ... China business news | ||
Nobel Winner Pissarides Says No Default, But Big Haircut | Greece ... By Andy Dabilis As Greek leaders are admitting that the country's investors won't get paid back all they are owed, Cyprus' Nobel Prize Winner for Economics. Greece.GreekReporter.com Latest... |
Friday, October 14, 2011
Default rumours
