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...When banks such as Japan’s Long-Term Credit Bank failed in the late 1990s, critics wailed about idiosyncratic “scandals”, such as the fact that some LTCB managers stuffed embarrassing records of loan losses...
...After a brief stint on the buy side, he returned to banking at Deutsche Bank. Medina was “top bucket” and gained a reputation for his modelling skills. “He was an amazing Excel guy . . ....
...loans, and 15% is shadow credit such as trust loans....
...Europeans were hit harder by recent rate hikes than Americans because they have more mortgages and other long-term loans with floating rates....
...Smart reads Heads will roll Job cuts will probably be inevitable at UBS as political pressure weighs on the Swiss bank to vindicate the national embarrassment that has unfolded at Credit Suisse, the FT’...
...Due to open in late 2024, Nihi Rote will have 25 thatched villas with private pools and, in keeping with the original, it sits on a beach that the company claims offers “world-class” surfing waves year-round...
...I trust the MPC will make the right choices. Matthew Ryan: We do not see a return to the Bank of England's 2 per cent inflation target in a sustainable manner in 2024....
...“A likely dip in stock markets is a good opportunity for building up long-term holdings,” reasoned another....
...Windhorst’s success captivated a recently reunified country yearning for a youth-driven economic renaissance. Before long, the national press dubbed him the German Bill Gates....
...One thing to start: The Phoenix Suns are on track to set a record price for the sale of a National Basketball Association franchise, with mortgage lending billionaire Mat Ishbia nearing a $4bn deal to acquire...
...I mean, I think less than a year is problematic, but as long as you can explain everything and why you move from one role to another, it’s fine....
...Green bank: $27bn for a “green bank” to support clean energy projects, such as rooftop solar panels and emission reduction technologies, particularly in disadvantaged communities....
...So long as you can be sure that a wealth tax will actually bring in the expected extra money....
...A popular way for retail investors to access alternatives is through listed UK investment trusts, which hold their assets within a listed company....
...Others, like Scottish Mortgage Investment Trust joint manager Tom Slater, worry the end of a “founder CEO” reign means a suppressed appetite for “bold experiments” that are characteristic of a “Day 1” mindset...
...Mike Lynch started software company Autonomy with a £2,000 loan from an “eccentric” man in a pub....
...The loan on 1290 Avenue of the Americas was initially made by Deutsche Bank, UBS, Goldman Sachs and the state-owned Bank of China, but they sold it into the bond market in 2012, as a commercial mortgage-backed...
...trustee services provider....
...The basic mechanics of CMBS remain much the same as they were in those early deals. Lenders — often banks — originate loans that are then sold to a trust....
...This means companies can now claim additional tax refunds of up to GBP 760,000. And because of the current 8% bank surcharge, the implied overall tax rate for banks would be too high....
...And underpinning all of this will be an updated monetary policy remit for the Bank of England. It reaffirms their 2% target....
...Some 2.5m people are unable to afford their rent or mortgage; and roughly 400,000 people are homeless or at risk of becoming so, according to the National Housing Federation....
...Continental moves $10bn Value of Deutsche Bank’s 1998 deal to buy Bankers Trust, the largest foreign takeover of a US company at the time $11.5bn Price Credit Suisse paid for leveraged buyout specialist...
...Without higher provisions, Europe risks “entering the post-coronavirus world with weaker banks saddled with higher levels of bad loans and still failing to regain the trust of global investors”....
...Although unemployment will then start to decline, we expect the decline to be gradual given cautious companies, nursing damaged balance sheets, and cautious banks, as they start to recognise the bad loans...
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