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Margin Call 0004
Ken Odeluga, July 11th 2014 M2: US Regulators, German banks inch toward Settlements FCA losing Patience with Asset Managers US ExIm closure could hit Boeing -FT SSP Group IPO Priced at Lower End of Range Middle East, Africa: 53 Blindfolded … Continue reading
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Tagged Baghdad, Banking, Commerzbank, Deutsche Bank, Export Import Bank, FCA, Iraq, Mali, Netherlands, Refugee, regulation, SSP Group, Yemen
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Margin Call 0002
Margin Call Ken Odeluga, July 5th, 2014 (M2 items only this time.) Goldman Sachs hit with Rare Broker Downgrade The stock of The Goldman Sachs Group Inc. was downgraded by an analyst at brokerage Sanford C. … Continue reading
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Tagged Abraaj, Banks, BT, Bulgaria, central bank, commodities, Copper, Fund, Fund Manager, Goldman Sachs, IPO, Matomy, Norway, pension fund, regulation, risk, Stanford Marine
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Apple Tax Probe – Why it’s not a Core Issue for Investors
Ken Odeluga, 11th June 2014, 400 words Apple shareholders have not had a great deal to complain about so far this year. Sure, because Apple is a corporate titan with a market capitalisation of more than $500 billion, basic … Continue reading
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Tagged Apple Inc., equities, EU, European Union, Ireland, law, legislation, Nasdaq, offshore, regulation, stock markets, stocks, tax haven, taxation
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Deutsche Bank could FAIL, strictly speaking
Deutsche Bank: solid as a Black Forest oak. But could it fail stress tests? The idea that it might outright or nearly fail the EU tests is gathering pace and adding a small chill to European markets right now. The results are … Continue reading
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Tagged Basel II, Basel III, cds, debt, derivatives, Deutsche Bank, EUR, foreign exchange, Germany, markets, regulation, sovereign, sovereign credit spread, sovereign debt, Sovereign Debt Crisis, stocks, USD
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