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Palin Can’t Catch A BreakDonklephant - 13 Oct 2008 By Justin Gardner | Related entries in 2008 Election, Palin Palin was in the midst of...
Market Report: Shares catch a chill from sick US mortgage duoIndependent, UK - 2 By Cliff Feltham The health – or lack of it –...
Bailout talks could drag into weekendInman.com, CA - 45 Credit markets have become increasingly stressed in recent weeks, reversing a trend where mortgage rates fell...
A quick take on HBOSFT Alphaville, UK - 5 ... against asset backed securities held on its books and in its Grampian ABCP conduit:...
WEEKEND ECONOMIST: A different downturnBusiness Spectator, Australia - 1 hour ago Firstly, the excessively high mortgage rates which prevailed for the first three quarters of 2008...
US small/micro-cap weekend roundupStockhouse, Canada - 11 ... an increase of $2.5 million over the same period in 2007, mortgage loans originated totaling $111.3...
WEEKEND ECONOMIST: Stimulating growthBusiness Spectator, Australia - 16 Important assumptions in our estimates of the change in household disposable income in both 2007-08 and 2008-09...
In praise of SantanderFT Alphaville, UK - 3 Aside from the cost-synergies, A&L will boost Santander’s share of the UK mortgage market to 13 per...
WEEKEND ECONOMIST: Long way downBusiness Spectator, Australia - 47 Since July last year (excluding the latest 75 basis point cut) the RBA has cut rates...
Covered bonds at BarcapFT Alphaville, UK - 2 The collateral consists of first-charge, residential mortgage loans originated in England, Wales, Northern Ireland and Scotland by...
Perhaps the BOE has been watching too many American cop showsFT Alphaville, UK - 2 ... at present that the structured credit markets are...
Crunching semi-nationalisationFT Alphaville, UK - 4 JPM sees about £300bn of “bad assets” (derived mostly from UK mortgage books and corporate loan portfolios): By removing...
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