Billionaire Joseph Lewis Takes on More Stake in Bear Stearns
Today Joseph Lewis disclosed in a regulatory filing that he has just increased his stake in Bear Stearns to 9.57 percent.
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Today Joseph Lewis disclosed in a regulatory filing that he has just increased his stake in Bear Stearns to 9.57 percent.
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Citigroup, Bank of America, annd JPMorgan Chase abandon their plan to create a 100 billion dollar super fund designed to unblock the credit markets.
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Freddie Mac announced today that it plans to sell 5 billion dollars in reference bills next week.
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MBIA Inc, the world’s largest bond insurer, announced today that it had guaranteed 8.1 billion dollars of the riskiest mortgage securities
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President Bush announced today that he signed into law a bill that will waive taxes for many homeowners that must restructure their mortgages as they face foreclosure.
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Bear Stearns announced today that they would rehire Russell Middleton as a trader for its mortgage-backed securities desk.
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NovaStar Financial announced late today that Scott Hartman, Chairman, CEO, and Co-Founder of Novastar, will leave the company to retire.
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Today Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson commended some big banks that have made efforts to bring off balance sheet investments tied to their subprime mortgage loans back onto their books.
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I’m writing this post out of the recent disgust that I have for recent policy maker decisions. These decisions are being made for “the benefit” of everyone, when more realistically they are knee jerk reactions by poorly informed politicians looking to make a name for themselves.
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The Federal Reserve is expected to cut the benchmark funds rate by an estimated .25 percent tomorrow as the credit market has put stress on the economy.
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