Hints and tips:
...Andrew Garthwaite et al at Credit Suisse has had a fiddle about with the model portfolio, resulting in insurers getting a push....
...Here’s Peel Hunt on RSA Insurance: We view the recent sell off in the share price as having been overdone....
...There’s not much precedent to support the idea that Shina et al can walk away based on a MAC clause: WPP was forced against its will to buy Tempus in 2001, Guy Hands couldn’t scrap a bid for East Surrey...
...And, as lockdown measures are softened, the return of the likes of Gregg's, Starbucks et al to the UK FtG market will increase competition....
...The think-tank highlighted the role of “anchor institutions” — often universities — across American cities....
...A second study, Jones et al. (2011), analyzed a treatment for localized prostate cancer (an early stage of prostate cancer with a five-year survival rate on the order of 80 percent)....
...Now it’s much more al desko.”...
...The question is whether that benefit would look so attractive were JPMorgan et al forced to internalise most of the costs of a breakup while remaining in their current form....
...So the FDIC as liquidator of Penn Square et al asserted that the “sales” of loan participations by Penn Square and the others were not “true sales” that gave rights to the underlying collateral (whatever...
...(WSJ) US landlord Gables eyes $3bn sale: The landlord of almost 40,000 family homes, has been put up for sale by its private equity owners in a deal that would mark one of the largest sales of US residential...
...That figure pales against the total value of the US housing market – $23.7tn at the end of 2012, according to Zillow – but it could grow exponentially if Blackstone et al are able to get their hands on cheap...
...And the new category of “alternative assets” (private equity, hedge funds, timber, et al), many of which are illiquid, seemed to offer a way to enhance diversification without giving up returns....
...Because quasi-ownership through having funded the Tarp, PPIP et al wasn’t enough for the US taxpayer, who one must also assume is canny enough to make risk-reward assessments of the type so successfully...
...The picture is much more subtle and insidious than the WSJ and Andrew Cuomo et al make out....
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