Bailout
Tags: BAILOUTS (Finance); INTERNATIONAL economic assistance; FINANCIAL crises; INVESTMENT banking; LIQUIDITY (Economics); CONSOLIDATION & merger of corporations; CHEMICAL industry -- United States
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- Too Much The Investment Banker. De Ramos, Abe // International Economy;Fall2008, Vol. 22 Issue 4, p58
The article focuses on the strategy that would end the financial crisis in the U.S. Ending the crisis requires not only easing liquidity, but also repairing banks' balance sheets and rebuilding their capital base. The solutions offered have been disjointed or inadequate. One of the astounding...
- 300 Million American Heads Simultaneously Explode. C. J. C. // Bank Loan Report;3/30/2009, Vol. 24 Issue 13, p2
The author focuses on the impact of the global financial downturn to the U.S. citizens. The author mentions the sufferings felt by most of the citizens in the country and cites the measures of several financial institutions in order to maintain their respective operations. The author highlights...
- Dazed and Confused. // DRIP Investor;Oct2008, Vol. 17 Issue 10, p1
The article presents questions and answers related to bailouts and bankruptcies of several companies in the U.S. including the silver lining to the market activity, how to be sure that cash assets are protected, and government bailouts to several firms.
- LETTER TO THE EDITOR. Wellstone, David; Ia Demain, Paul; Rogers, Anthony // Hill;10/2/2008, Vol. 15 Issue 115, p16
Two letters to the editor are presented in response to articles in previous issues, "Soros floats Alternative Bailout Plan With Dems" in the September 30, 2008 issue and other about the worsening financial crisis of the U.S.
- HOW THE GREEKS BROKE EUROPE. Maddox, Bronwen // Prospect;Jun2010, Issue 171, p30
The article discusses several issues related to the Euro currency crisis in Europe. As stated, the bailout by the U.S., the European Union (EU) and the International Monetary Fund has saved the Euro for now but it has torn up the rules by which the European Central Bank runs the bloc of 16...
- Is Greece Leveraged Finance's Achilles Heel? Kellerhals, Richard // High Yield Report;5/17/2010, Vol. 21 Issue 20, p18
The article discusses the reaction to the one trillion U.S. dollar-fund set up by Europe and the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to address the financial crisis in Greece. Some believe that the rescue package may trigger interest rate hikes and dampen the bond market while the impact on...
- Businesses that failed to plan can't be rescued by a bailout. Schwartz, David // Las Vegas Business Press (10712186);11/24/2008, Vol. 25 Issue 47, pP27
The author reflects on the idea that the U.S. casino business will survive the financial crisis. It is noted that as of November 2008, the economic situation has cost thousands of Las Vegans their jobs as casinos in Nevada have trimmed their staffs and halted or delayed construction projects....
- Wall Street withering. De Klerk, Vic // Finweek;10/2/2008, p20
The article discusses the implications of the $700 billion bail-out plan of the U.S. to ease its banking crisis. It states that the bail-out will increase debt burden by about $10,000/family. According to the author, the American public does not favour the plan due to the exorbitant compensation...
- Massive bailout could be turning point for crunch. Jones, Lee // Money Marketing;9/11/2008, p5
The article reports on the implications of the bailout of Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae by the U.S. government for the credit crunch worldwide in 2008. Many believe that the decision to rescue the mortgage companies in a bailout which is the biggest in history is the first step in ending the credit...
