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...JP Morgan Cazenove turns positive on William Hill, a bookmaker: Earlier this week WMH took advantage of a share price recovery (from the March low of 37p), raising capital to meet investment requirements...
...The bank bulked up during the crisis by taking over the collapsing Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual....
...For a period of five years, starting in the autumn of 2010, I was a familiar visitor to Greenspan’s offices in Washington, D.C., and saw him in other contexts, too: at home, hosting a dinner for a former...
...The first to settle, for $13bn in November 2013, was JPMorgan Chase, which inherited large mortgage origination and securitisation businesses through its acquisitions of Washington Mutual and Bear Stearns...
...Until Washington Mutual blew up in 2008, what was the biggest bank failure in US history by asset size, not inflation-adjusted?...
...Royal Bank of Scotland grew out of National Westminster Bank and later ABN Amro; Deutsche grew out of Morgan Grenfell and Bankers Trust; JP Morgan Chase – Bank One, Chemical Bank, scrappy Bear Stearns, Washington...
...The largest bank in the US said it was trying “to recover substantially in excess of a billion dollars” from the FDIC, which managed the receivership of Washington Mutual after the bank failed during the...
...Morgan will pay roughly $2 billion in penalties that apply to its own conduct during the years before the financial crisis, and not any for problems it inherited from Bear Stearns or Washington Mutual according...
...In the US, JP Morgan bought Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual at bargain-basement prices. Bank of America took over Merrill Lynch, and Barclays acquired the US operations of Lehman Brothers....
...With the exception of Bank of America and Washington Mutual, which issued the first US-based covered bonds in 2006, US banks have not pursued this financing because of the lack of domestic legislation that...
...For the dealmaker that helped create Citigroup before merging Bank One with JPMorgan Chase and then snatching Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual during the crisis, does the future hold more acquisitions?...
...JPMorgan’s investment bank – an also-ran a decade ago – is beating Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley at their game....
...Washington Mutual, which went bankrupt and was acquired by JP Morgan, had issued covered bonds in euros....
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...Well if anyone was going to have record investment banking revenues in Q1 it was going to be JP Morgan....
...Credit card loans originated by Washington Mutual, the troubled bank bought by JPMorgan Chase last September, are defaulting at a staggering rate of 24 per cent....
...Washington Mutual – on the cheap....
..., including American Express Bank, FSB, Salt Lake City, Utah....
...The sale of Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual to JPMorgan Chase, the US government’s bail-out of insurance giant AIG and the decisions at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley to recreate themselves as banks...
...JPMorgan was able to buy rivals Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual on the cheap. 43: Stephen Green, 60 Chairman, HSBC At HSBC since 1982, he has voiced strong views about the need for reform of banking...
...Escaping the upward momentum, Washington Mutual sank 25.2 per cent to $1.69 on reports that regulators are trying to quickly broker a deal for the embattled savings and loan institution....
...The 10 banks – Bank of America, Barclays, Citigroup, Credit Suisse, Deutsche Bank, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan Chase, Merrill Lynch, Morgan Stanley and UBS – all pledged $7bn towards the liquidity fund, which...
...Creditors to Washington Mutual were also wiped out....
...But within 48 hours the wider market was on the slide again, amid renewed fears not just about the viability of Lehman but also of commercial banks including Washington Mutual and – as the week progressed...
...“Being 100 per cent exposed to mortgages, Countrywide is more exposed to a sell-off” than its competitors at diversified banks such as JP Morgan and Wells Fargo, said John Paulsen, an analyst at RBS Greenwich...
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