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  1. Wachovia Hires a New Finance Chief

    nytimes.com » DealBook - 10 hours ago

    Robert K. Steel is close to naming a former insurance industry executive as Wachovia’s new finance chief, The New York Times reported, citing people briefed on the situation.

    Also tagged: financial services, carlyle group, wachovia, main topics, top headline

  2. Corporate loan default rate spiking

    Corporate loan default rate spiking

    bloggingstocks.com » BloggingStocks - Sep 5, 2008

    Filed under: Other issues, Economic data, Federal Reserve Another shoe is dropping in the ongoing credit collapse here in this nation of whiners. According to the New York Times , the default rate on so-called

    Also tagged: wall street, featured, banks, wallstreet, henry paulson, ben bernanke, federal reserve, the fed, us treasury, investmentbanking, thefed, federalreserve, benbernanke, henrypaulson, leveraged loans, leveragedloans, ustreasury

  3. Goldman Puts ‘Sell’ Rating on Merrill Stock

    nytimes.com » DealBook - Sep 5, 2008

    Goldman Sachs isn’t so bullish on the Thundering Herd anymore. Analysts at Goldman have downgraded Merrill Lynch’s stock to “sell” and added their crosstown rival to the firm’s “conviction sell” list. In a report

    Also tagged: financial services, merrill lynch, main topics, top headline

  4. Lehman Weighs Split to Rid Itself of Troubling Loans

    nytimes.com » DealBook - Sep 5, 2008

    Lehman Brothers, the ailing Wall Street bank, is working toward a radical solution in its fight for survival: Splitting itself into a “good” bank and a “bad” one, according to a report from The New York Times’s Ben

    Also tagged: financial services, lehman brothers, kohlberg kravis roberts and co, apollo management, main topics, by industry

  5. Fannie Mae Investor Sues Underwriters

    nytimes.com » DealBook - Sep 5, 2008

    Citigroup, Merrill Lynch and three other banks have been hit with a shareholder lawsuit accusing the banks of failing to warn investors about proposed accounting-rule changes that lowered the value of preferred Fannie

    Also tagged: financial services, ubs, merrill lynch, citigroup, wachovia, morgan stanley, fannie mae, main topics, by industry

  6. Bank of America Seeks Settlement Terms, Report Says

    nytimes.com » DealBook - Sep 5, 2008

    Bank of America wants to settle state and federal probes into the marketing of auction-rate securities on terms similar to those reached with other major banks, Bloomberg News reported. The second-largest U.S. bank by

    Also tagged: financial services, bank of america, citigroup, goldman sachs, main topics, by industry

  7. Credit Suisse Broker Arrested in Securities Sale

    nytimes.com » DealBook - Sep 5, 2008

    An indicted former Credit Suisse broker was in custody Thursday to face charges over deceptive sales of subprime-related auction-rate debt, the F.B.I. said. F.B.I. officials said the former broker, Julian Tzolov, a

    Also tagged: financial services, credit suisse, main topics, by industry

  8. Lazard Lures Away Citi’s European Metals Banking Head

    nytimes.com » DealBook - Sep 4, 2008

    Lazard said Thursday that it has hired Spiro Youakim, the former head of Citigroup’s European metals and mining banking group, to serve in a similar function in London. Mr. Youakim, 40, was involved in some of the

    Also tagged: revolving door, lazard, main topics, basic industries

  9. Another Day, Another Stock Drop for Lehman

    nytimes.com » DealBook - Sep 4, 2008

    Shares in Lehman Brothers fell about 6 percent Thursday morning, as another round of speculation continued to cloud the outlook for the troubled investment bank.

    Also tagged: financial services, lehman brothers, main topics

  10. Merrill Stumbles in Talks to Sell More Mortgages

    nytimes.com » DealBook - Sep 4, 2008

    Merrill Lynch’s efforts to sell a “significant” amount of mortgages to state-run Korea Asset Management have stalled over pricing issues, the firm’s chief executive told Bloomberg News. “We have yet to reach an

    Also tagged: financial services, merrill lynch, main topics

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