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...Last year, it closed its flagship Asia V buyout fund after raising $7.1bn, eclipsing its targets....
...new Minneapolis Fed chief argues in favour of dismembering the biggest banks — which means quite something coming from the official most involved in bailing out the very same banks out in 2008 after Tim Geithner...
...- Felix Salmon on DeMarco v Geithner - Finance must escape the shadows. - ECB Q&A: will we see a big bazooka or pea-shooter on Thursday? - Fed in the dark on jobs....
...Elsewhere on Monday, - FVOAL, verb [F-v-ail]: to buy back bank debt to issue equity. - Moral perversity, technocracy — and Tim Geithner. - Good questions on the future of leveraged loans....
...FT Alphaville was looking forward to having our picture taken next to Tim Geithner’s newly minted $1,000bn coin at the US Mint. Alas, we’ll have to wait until at least 2013....
...Essential to global co-operation, says the US Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner. Nothing short of a ‘disaster for the world’, says the Chinese premier Wen Jiabao....
...- On bloggers v journalists, umpteenth edition. - Rick Bookstaber is worried about the municipal market. - Further, further reading....
...The hedgie ranged widely, covering everyone from Tim Geithner to Bill Gross, via the rating agencies, Greece, and Long-Term Capital Management....
...Act V. Manhattan and Washington. The fool is exposed: his parcels are empty. He is banished. King Sandy, his reputation tarnished, is deposed....
...Tim Geithner, US Treasury secretary, expressed his fears in a letter to other G20 finance ministers....
...Yet if one part of America is enjoying a V-shaped recovery, it is the private sector....
...A week ago, the wild-eyed masses were calling for Tim Geithner’s head....
...“In a classic recession, this would be more meaningful, because you could expect more of a v-shaped rebound....
..., will determine the fate of the financials tomorrow,” - CNBC v Barrons: Now for the complete Cramer ‘pissing match’ - Barclays — the suspicions linger… - Recession?...
...FT: And what should the President do or Tim Geithner? Should they say there’s no Goldman Sachs executive can be paid more than $5m this year? How should they act? GS: Yes, probably....
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