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Trichet rejects Greece loan subsidy; Greece claims it’ll fix its problems on its own even though it looks like its economic problems look to be worsening; Plans to finally deal with Fannie / Freddie on tap?; Madoff victims appeal; Buffett may buy more liquor companies; Google defies Chinese government and ends its own censorship; EU ruling could put damper on Google keyword usage

Posted by WSF On March - 23 - 2010
  • Greek economy ‘to worsen’ in 2010 says central bank
  • Greece to Address Problems ‘On Our Own’
  • Greek Impasse Deepens as Trichet Rejects Loan Subsidy
  • Plan to Reshape Mortgage Market
  • Madoff Victims Appeal Ruling on Method for Paying Fraud Claims
  • Buffett May Buy More Alcohol Distributors After Empire Purchase
  • Google Ends Self-Censorship, Defies China Government
  • Google Keyword Usage May Be Restricted by EU Ruling Read the rest of this entry »
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Bernie Madoff, Google, Warren Buffett

High blood pressure? Bernie Madoff said to have gotten the crap kicked out of him in prison in December; Two Madoff programmers indicted; Schapiro: SEC fell down on the job over Lehman Brothers; Is Pelosi’s Healthcare vote end run even constitutional?; Alvarez & Marsal’s $247M Lehman Brothers pay day; Jim Cramer’s TheStreet.com is the focus of an SEC accounting probe

Posted by WSF On March - 18 - 2010
  • Madoff Beaten in Prison
  • Madoff computer programmers nailed
  • SEC on Lehman Oversight: Not Good Enough
  • Pelosi Tactic for Health-Care Vote Would Raise Legal Questions
  • Alvarez & Marsal Gets $247 Million for Advising Bankrupt Lehman
  • SEC probes TheStreet.com’s finances Read the rest of this entry »
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Bernie Madoff, SEC

GMAC looking to deTARP? Goldman, Citi said to have been hired; Obama caves and will appear on Fox News to appeal for Obamacare support; AIG takes down another $2.2B; B of A sued over Merrill loss claims; Madoff sons, brother want out of Trustee’s lawsuit; Mortgage demand tepid; Nobel winner Stiglitz says removing Fed stimulus may worsen housing crisis

Posted by WSF On March - 17 - 2010
  • GMAC Said to Hire Citigroup, Goldman Sachs for TARP Repayment
  • Obama to Appear on Fox News in Final Health-Care Push
  • SEC Didn’t Act on Lehman’s ‘Problematic’ Liquidity, Report Says
  • AIG Draws $2.2 Billion More From Treasury to Bolster Units
  • Bank of America Is Sued by ABP Over Merrill Lynch Loss Claims
  • Madoff relatives try to fend off lawsuits
  • US mortgage demand tepid even as loan rates sink
  • Stiglitz Says Fed Stimulus Withdrawal May Hurt U.S. Read the rest of this entry »
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AIG, Bank of America, Barack Obama, Bernie Madoff, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs

Morgan Stanley’s Roach sees China bubble talk as “overblown”; Greece PM to press Obama to curb those nasty speculators (as if THEY’RE the problem); Nomura’s golden handcuffs on ex-Lehman bankers will soon expire; Madoff’s victims who don’t like loss calculations can appeal to 2nd Circuit; Employers still nervous about hiring; Amazon DKs Colorado affiliates over tax issue

Posted by WSF On March - 9 - 2010
  • Morgan Stanley’s Roach Sees ‘False Alarm’ on China
  • Greece to Press U.S. to Crack Down on ‘Speculators’
  • Lehman Bankers’ Lock-Ins to Expire at Nomura
  • Madoff victims may appeal directly to 2nd Circuit
  • Employers still skittish on hiring
  • Amazon cuts off Colo. affiliates because of tax Read the rest of this entry »
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Barack Obama, Bernie Madoff

Fed looking at Goldman’s Greece deals; Spain doesn’t want to be in Greece’s company; GMAC bankruptcy could have cost $50B per Treasury adviser; At least $2M pay deal for Harold Ford at Merrill, will it hurt his possible Gillibrand challenge?; Another Madoff big goes down; Steve Jobs rejects Apple dividend; GM looking at 2 Hummer offers

Posted by WSF On February - 26 - 2010
  • Fed Examines Swaps Deals by Goldman and Others
  • Goldman probed over crisis in Greece
  • Q&A: Goldman in line of fire
  • Spain battles to shore up plan’s credibility
  • GMAC Bankruptcy Would Have Cost Treasury $50 Billion
  • Merrill Lynch Guaranteed Ford Annual Pay of at Least $2 Million
  • Madoff Aide Bonventre Becomes Sixth Charged in Fraud Read the rest of this entry »
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Autos, Ben Bernanke, Bernie Madoff, Fed, GM, Goldman Sachs

John Mack thinks investment bankers get paid too much; Name of shame: Mark Madoff’s wife and kids are changing their last names to “Morgan”; Appaloosa getting active in Stuyvesant Town

Posted by WSF On February - 25 - 2010
  • Morgan Stanley’s Mack Says Investment Banker Pay Still Too High
  • Madoff Daughter-in-Law Seeks to Change Name After Death Threats
  • Appaloosa Seeks to Join Lawsuit Over Stuyvesant Town Read the rest of this entry »
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Bernie Madoff, Bonuses, Compensation, John Mack, Morgan Stanley, Real Estate

China ups reserve ratio; Ex-Goldman programmer indicted; Raj Rajaratnam wins one; Bank of America judge has more questions over their proposed SEC settlement; Prosecutors going after Madoff brother, sons over tax fraud; Madoff aide gets bail

Posted by WSF On February - 12 - 2010
  • China Hikes Reserve Ratio Amid Brisk Loan Growth
  • Programmer Indicted in Theft of Goldman Software
  • Rajaratnam Wins Ruling Postponing Wiretap Turnover
  • Bank of America Judge Poses 8 Questions on SEC Accord
  • Prosecutors Set Sights on Madoff Kin
  • Madoff Aide DiPascali Granted Bail Pending Sentencing Read the rest of this entry »
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Bank of America, Bernie Madoff, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, SEC

Lehman examiner files sealed report on banks’ role in the firm’s downfall – he wants it public; DE Shaw is looking to pick off rival hedge funds’ distressed portfolios; A look at the SEC and the team that’s tasked to prevent another Madoff; Ex-Morgan Stanley banker Zaoui may put out his own shingle

Posted by WSF On February - 9 - 2010
  • Lehman Brothers Examiner Files Sealed Report on Role of Banks
  • DE Shaw mobilises team to buy distressed assets of fund rivals
  • S.E.C. Enforcers Focus on Avoiding Madoff Repeat
  • Ex-Morgan Stanley Banker Zaoui Said to Weigh Own Firm Read the rest of this entry »
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Banks, Bernie Madoff, Hedge funds, SEC

What boobs!: Some SEC staffers have been surfing for porn during work hours; FSA puts UK banks in a bad spot over bonuses — they risk losing their licenses; Pali Capital employees heading for the exits; The return of leveraged loans; Europe is backing Greece’s financial disaster plans

Posted by WSF On February - 3 - 2010
  • SEC staff monitors stocks & bond-age
  • Banks told to comply on bonuses or lose UK banking licences in shock FSA ultimatum
  • Pali Capital Defections Roll On As Firm’s Future Uncertain
  • Leveraged loan financing comes out of deep-freeze
  • Greece wins Europe’s backing for moves to avert financial disaster Read the rest of this entry »
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Bernie Madoff, Bonuses, SEC

Derivatives probe: SEC asks John Paulson for info on his winning subprime bets; B of A going on broker hiring spree, it’s bonus pool is over $4B; Dodd knocks Obama’s Wall Street regulation plan;’ Volcker Rule’ meeting resistance; Wire wearing Slaine charged in Galleon insider trading case; AIG to pay reduced bonuses; Madoff victims’ claims decision on the way

Posted by WSF On February - 3 - 2010
  • SEC asks Paulson fund for information
  • BofA push for 2,000 more retail brokers
  • BofA’s Banker-Pay Pool: $4 Billion
  • Dodd Calls Obama Plan Too Grand
  • Senators cool to ‘Volcker rule’
  • Investor charged in Galleon insider trading case
  • Mole Who Wore Wire In Galleon Case Is Identified
  • Despite Critics, AIG Sets Bonuses Read the rest of this entry »
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AIG, Bank of America, Bernie Madoff, Hedge funds, Insider Trading

The spotlight is on Paul Volcker; Will banks find ways around the “Volcker Rule”?; CDS on Euro banks rising; UK’s Madoff Securities won’t face criminal charges; Madoff lieutenant giving up his home; Free checking at Citi through 2010; NY Senator Chuck Schumer’s poll numbers sinking

Posted by WSF On February - 2 - 2010
  • Bankers in Davos Seek a United Message on Volcker Rule
  • Banks Gear Up for a Battle
  • Volcker Looms Larger as Support for Bernanke Strengthens Ties
  • Volcker sees markets more fragile without reforms
  • Bank Debt Swaps Exceed Corporate Insurance by Most Since Lehman
  • Madoff Securities Won’t Face Charges in London Criminal Probe
  • Madoff Aide DiPascali Agrees To Forfeit Home, Personal Property
  • Citibank to Keep Free Checking Accounts Through 2010 Read the rest of this entry »
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Barclays, Bernie Madoff, CDS

Friedman says Goldman had no advantage while he was at NY Fed; Steve Schwarzman: Banker bashing could hurt recovery; From Davos: Banks said to have mixed feelings over Obama plans; Peter Madoff getting the criminal probe treatment; Madoff creditors getting $220M more in settlement; Felix Rohatyn going back to Lazard

Posted by WSF On January - 28 - 2010
  • Goldman’s Friedman Says He Didn’t Favor Bank at Fed
  • Blackstone CEO Says Banker Bashing Risks Recovery
  • Obama Divides Davos With Proposal to Curb Size of Banks
  • Madoff brother subject of criminal probe
  • Madoff Trustee Reports $220 Million Accord With Levy Family
  • Citigroup Said to Have Short List of Bidders for Property Unit
  • Rohatyn Rejoining Lazard As Special Adviser To CEO Read the rest of this entry »
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Banks, Barack Obama, Bernie Madoff, Citigroup, Fed, Goldman Sachs

Goldman Sachs said to have pulled the plug on its Global Equity Opportunities Fund; Barclays chairman tells bankers to stop whining and STFU; Mayor Bloomberg critical of Obama’s bank plan and congress; Bernie Madoff’s co-op has a buyer

Posted by WSF On January - 22 - 2010
  • Goldman winds down flagship hedge fund
  • Barclays chairman Marcus Agius tells bankers not to complain
  • ‘Populist’ prez bonks the banks
  • A bid for Bernie’s luxe apt. Read the rest of this entry »
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Barclays, Bernie Madoff, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds

Kumar may sing for Feds against Raj Rajaratnam; AIG’s departing general counsel getting fat severance (we can hear the protest screams already); Madoff is back in prison after his high blood pressure treatment; Taxpayers now own a majority stake in GMAC; Fannie Mae / Freddie Mac cap lifts pissing off both sides of the aisle; More howls over UK bonus tax; Ex JP Morgan banker / embezzler, living in Buenos Aires and sponging off family, won’t defend himself vs JPM lawsuit

Posted by WSF On December - 31 - 2009
  • Ratting against Raj
  • AIG Said to Give Departing Lawyer $3.8 Million in Severance Pay
  • Madoff Returned From Hospital to Medium Security Cell
  • U.S. takes majority stake in GMAC, giving lender $3.8 billion more in aid
  • Freddie and Fannie cap lift draws anger
  • Bonus Tax May Drive Financial Firms Out of the U.K., BBA Says
  • Ex-Banker Arbizu Says He Won’t Respond to JPMorgan’s Lawsuit Read the rest of this entry »
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Bernie Madoff, Hedge funds, Insider Trading, JPM Chase, Politics

Dubai tensions seem to be easing; AIG closes on 2 debt for equity swaps with NY Fed; Investor who put money with Madoff 6 days before collapse slapped down; GE/Vivendi agree on NBC stake value; A 180: Jim Cramer retreats on stock transaction tax; Did SEC staffers being probe to see if they “committed acts of negligence”; CBOE demutualization close?

Posted by WSF On December - 1 - 2009
  • U.A.E. Leaders Try to Ease Concerns Over Dubai
  • Dubai World in Talks on $26 Billion of Debt, Rest Is ‘Stable’
  • AIG closes debt for equity deal with NY Fed
  • Madoff Investor Rosenman Loses Bid to Recover Assets
  • GE, Vivendi Agree on $5.8 Billion Value for NBC Stake
  • Cramer reverses his stance on stock-trade levy
  • SEC Watchdog Eyes Insider Trading Probe
  • Carlyle Group sued over collapsed fund
  • CBOE to demutualise ‘within days’ Read the rest of this entry »
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AIG, Bernie Madoff, Carlyle, Jim Cramer, SEC

Dubai debt problems roil world markets; Mobius says it may trigger that correction; UBS says Dubai’s debt could be greater than $80B; Dubai creditors may just have to suck it up; UBS whistle blower looks for a billion dollar payoff for ratting; Focus on Feinberg takes heat off of Obama administration?; UBS/E&Y say Madoff claims against them “vague”;

Posted by WSF On November - 27 - 2009
  • Dubai Shows Limits of Government Rescues, Roubini’s Das Says
  • Mobius Says Dubai May Trigger Markets ‘Correction’
  • Dubai Debt May Be Higher Than $80 Billion, UBS Analysts Say
  • Dubai creditors have little option but to accept the hand they’ve been dealt
  • Abu Dhabi Commercial Said Owed $1.9 Billion by Dubai
  • Ex-UBS Banker Seeks Billions for Blowing Whistle
  • Feinberg Stumping Helps Obama, Geithner Skirt Public’s Pay Ire
  • UBS, Ernst & Young Call Claims in Madoff Case ‘Vague’ Read the rest of this entry »
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Bernie Madoff, Sovereign wealth funds, UBS

All in the family: Raj wasn’t the first Rajaratnam to be under scrutiny; Raj says he’s innocent, wiretaps illegal; Benmosche staying at AIG, signs noncompete; Lehman creditors seeking “judicial assistance” to get info; UBS, Ernst sued over Madoff; A Madoff victim’s quest for trustee probe denied; Hedge funds rebound

Posted by WSF On November - 25 - 2009

  • Rajaratnam’s Brother Drew Scrutiny
  • Galleon Chief Attacks Government’s Case Against Him
  • Galleon Sells Commercial Bank, Sri Lanka Shares, Regulator Says
  • Benmosche Reaffirms His Commitment to Leading AIG
  • AIG’s Benmosche Signs Noncompete Deal
  • Lehman Creditors Want Barclays Data From U.K.’s FSA
  • Madoff Victim’s Proposed Probe of Liquidator Denied
  • UBS, Ernst & Young Face Test Cases Over Madoff Funds
  • Hedge funds set for rebound to pre-crisis level Read the rest of this entry »
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AIG, Bernie Madoff, Credit Crunch, Hedge funds, Legal, Revolving Door

Obama’s AIG headache; Pinpointing when Madoff’s scam started key to loss calculations; Madoff trustee’s big fee bill; Hedge funds, others trapped in Lehman closer to getting $$$; Fed said to be looking for deTARPing plans; Apollo still looking for NYSE listing; Nomura fined over mismarking; If Murdoch papers, others bolt to Bing, will Google take a hit?; GM return plan “a scam”?

Posted by WSF On November - 24 - 2009
  • AIG’s Rescue Bedevils U.S.
  • Start Date Is Critical in Ponzi Plan
  • Madoff liquidator seeks fees of $22.1m
  • Fed Said to Ask Stress-Tested Banks to Submit Plans on TARP
  • Billions in Lehman accounts unfrozen
  • Black’s Apollo Revives Plan for New York Stock Exchange Listing
  • U.K. Bankers Chafe Under the Microscope
  • Nomura Fined $2.9 Million for Mis-marking Derivatives
  • Murdoch courts trouble if he blocks Google on news Read the rest of this entry »
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AIG, Bernie Madoff, Carl Icahn, Casinos, Fed, Fees, Legal, Politics

Apologies for their credit crisis role and millions to assist small businesses from Goldman; Report says that if AIG collapsed, yes, Goldman would have been screwed; B of A’s Moynihan skewered in congressional testimony; Some Citigroup execs get big stock grant; Bernie Madoff’s boats sail away for $2M; Gold hits another record; Foiled Trump settles for AC casino stock consolation prize

Posted by WSF On November - 18 - 2009

  • Report Rebuts Goldman’s Claim on AIG
  • Goldman, Buffett Establish $500 Million Small-Business Program
  • It’s BofA-foonery!
  • Citi Pays Forese, Gerspach, Volk $11.7 Million Shares
  • Boats seized in Madoff scandal sell for $2 million
  • Gold hits record near $1,150/oz as dollar slips
  • Geithner, Bernanke, Schapiro Met Panel Probing Financial Crisis
  • Paulson Hedge Fund Sees BofA Almost Doubling by End of 2011
  • Trump Abandons Casino-Control Bid Read the rest of this entry »
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    Bank of America, Bernie Madoff, Citigroup, Credit Crunch, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, Politics

    Bernie & Ruth’s personal loot fetches $900K; Did B of A strong arm Uncle Sam into making Merrill loans?; Lots of hedge funds still below high water mark and won’t get paid; Fixed income the key to UBS turnaround?; Deutsche Bank CEO on global banking regulation; Gold hits another record; GM paying some of it’s debt back (but it’s only a drop in the bucket)

    Posted by WSF On November - 16 - 2009

    • Madoff’s ‘Prisoner’ Watch, Mets Jacket Boost $900,000 N.Y. Sale
    • Madoff’s ill-gotten gains sold off
    • Bank of temerity
    • Hedge Funds Struggle
    • UBS’s Debt Trading, Cause of Near Collapse, Is Key for Revival
    • Deutsche Bank CEO Calls For Careful Global Bank Regulation
    • Gold hits record on weak dollar, technical momentum
    • JPMorgan Said to Be in Talks to Buy Remainder of Cazenove Stake
    • Sands to Put Macau Focus On Foreigner
    • GM Said to Repay Government $6.7 Billion Sooner Than Required Read the rest of this entry »
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    Bank of America, Bernie Madoff, Hedge funds, Legal

    Barclay’s Lehman purchase a steal?; Bernie Madoff blowout sale this weekend — watches, furs, lots more on the block; Picower estate could be fertile ground for Madoff victims; Morgan Stanley had 5 money losing days last Q (vs Goldman’s 1); New mgt structure at Lazard?; FNM may write down tax $5B tax credits; Wage freeze over at JP Morgan

    Posted by WSF On November - 10 - 2009

    • Barclays’ Remarkable Bargain
    • Pieces of Madoff Are on the Block
    • Trustee Seeks Billions for Madoff Investors
    • Morgan Stanley trading behind Goldman
    • Lazard eyeing new leadership structure
    • Fannie May Write Down $5.2 Billion in Tax Credits
    • Wage Freeze Is Lifted for Some at J.P. Morgan Read the rest of this entry »
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    Barclays, Bernie Madoff, Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley

    Galleon said to have paid Wall Street some $250M for market ‘colour’, which now may be harder to come by; Pay czar says he’s not looking to expand his turf; He’s no Spitzer — Eric Dinallo isn’t looking to bury Wall Street; Will Lazard be sold?

    Posted by WSF On October - 29 - 2009

    • Galleon paid banks millions for edge
    • Pay Czar Tells House Panel He Wants No Wider Authority
    • Not Running Against Wall St.
    • Future of Lazard remains uncertain
    • Judge delays decision on bail for Madoff aide DiPascali
    • Goldman Sachs Sees 30% Gain for China Stocks Through End-2010
    • Ravitch Says States Face Total Deficits of $500 Billion in 2011
    • K1 Hedge Fund Said to Be Linked to FBI Money-Laundering Sting
    • GM to Draw Down More U.S. Funds
    • Government report expected to mark end to recession
    • Yahoo Returns To Make Its Case To Wall Street
    • Versace to Cut 26% of Workforce, Aims for 2011 Profit Read the rest of this entry »
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    Bernie Madoff, Compensation, Goldman Sachs, Hedge funds, WSF

    Jon Stewart on Bernie Madoff’s prison life (and the Yankees vs the Phillies) #BernieMadoff #JonStewart

    Posted by WSF On October - 27 - 2009
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    Bernie Madoff, Videos, WSF

    More on Madoff buddy Jeffry Picower’s death: His family’s spokesperson says he had history of Parkinsons, heart disease; autopsy pending; Madoff case gets more complicated with Picower’s early exit

    Posted by WSF On October - 26 - 2009

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    Another suicide?: One of Bernie Madoff’s biggest fraud beneficiaries found dead in his Palm Beach pool

    Posted by WSF On October - 25 - 2009

    One of Bernie Madoff’s buddies and who had benefited to the tune of billions from the fraud was found dead in his swimming pool.  According to the Palm Beach Post:

    Billionaire Jeffry Picower, 67, whose reputation as a generous philanthropist was sullied when investigators claimed he was a beneficiary of Madoff’s $65 billion Ponzi scheme, was found by his wife and housekeeper shortly after noon at the bottom of the pool at his $28 million South Ocean Boulevard estate. Read the rest of this entry »

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