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...Ever since, the promise of eye-watering returns has enticed pension plans, endowments, insurance companies, private banks and business tycoons to pump $5tn into the industry....
...mutual aid groups — many of which are still active....
...regulated insurance companies to invest their capital efficiently....
...Against the general trend, yesterday Ferrari confidently guided to a V-shaped recovery in its P&L from H2/20....
...The result is likely to be more of a levelling down. Lucrezia Reichlin: Levelling down. Ricardo Reis: I don’t know....
...“I don’t know how this all shakes out, but based on the amount of household debt we have, and the way prices have gone up . . . a strong gust of wind could send us down a pretty scary path,” says Steve Saretsky...
...of a Free Society....
...At SoFi you’re not a ‘borrower’, you’re a ‘member’ (like in the good old days of building societies, credit unions and mutual societies.)...
...Companies may also be more cautious about hiring workers who may not have a permanent right to work in the UK....
...On my current projections, he won’t need to use it. But it’s a useful insurance policy if the economy were to take a sudden cyclical lurch downwards....
...of insurance premia...
...He added that food prices were coming down as a result of better harvests. “We are seeing deflation in the market for the first time in a generation,” he said....
...Credit to small businesses is currently rationed as tightly as lamb chops after V-J Day. But Shawbrook boasts it will double commercial lending in 2013, albeit from a low base....
...Prof Philippon says that this growth in trading has not been accompanied either by sharper pricing in securities markets or by better financial insurance for industrial companies. “Bankers such as J.P....
...As one senior mutual industry figure said last week, in a comment loaded with more pathos than was perhaps intended: “The dinosaurs weren’t to blame for the meteorite, were they?”...
...The size of the market doesn’t matter. As Laurence J. Peter author of the famous Peter Principal stated: “Facts are stubborn things, but statistics are more pliable.”...
...GKN is looking to pluck contracts from the hands of hard-pressed rivals, just as Sainsbury and Marston’s are after property or development sites at knock-down prices and Resolution is hunting for insurance...
...we will recover from this; I don’t know whether the road is an L recovery, a W recovery, a V recovery, a W-W recovery or will recover....
...“I think the bigger holders now of securitisations are insurance companies and pension funds.”...
...“Early in my career, I was in a job that wasn’t very interesting and I said to my parents: ‘I don’t love this, I think I might quit.’ And they said: ‘Are you kidding, you can’t quit!...
...AJ Pegg, UK Adrian Boulding: Capital units are a now old fashioned way that insurance companies used to collect charges....
...William J. Bernstein is a financial theorist....
...In 2004, Fortune named him a member of its eight-person ‘Mutual Fund Dream Team’....
...Sprint climbed 8.8 per cent to $7.67 in what some analysts called a relief rally after AT&T’s solid results on Tuesday....
...and (v)to report to Parliament on its recommendations over the content of a New Constitution for Zimbabwe (b)that the draft Constitution recommended by the Select Committee shall be submitted to a referendum...
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