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US Federal Reserve has no exit strategy: how to stop the stimulus?

May 4, 2011 - 3:00am | Analytics | News
US Federal Reserve has no exit strategy: how to stop the stimulus?

Last week officials of the Federal Reserve were holding intense talks on developing exit strategies. According to the sources familiar with the matter the policymakers divided over to sell billions of dollars assets first or raise the interest rate.

The discussion was more robust than described by the Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke at the news conference on April 27. At that time Bernanke said the committee "continued its ongoing discussion of the available tools for removing policy accommodation…”


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Great Britain is turning into just Britain without the “Great” title

November 27, 2009 - 1:15am | Analytics | News
Great Britain is turning into just Britain without the “Great” title

Worsening state balance sheet of Britain may lead to depriving country’s 'great' title as the British public are "sleepwalking" into major spending cuts.

 As Andy Brough, fund manager at Schroders stated the country is going to be renamed. It’s going to be known as Britain instead of Great Britain.

The British public are "sleepwalking" into major spending cuts and as Brough said there "will be a very rude wake-up call for the majority of people who have no idea how bad the finances are for the country.”


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Banks “have resumed risk taking practices” that “led to the crisis”, ECB

October 26, 2009 - 2:29am | Banks and internet banks | News
Banks “have resumed risk taking practices” that “led to the crisis”, ECB

 Christian Noyer, a European Central Bank Governing Council member, delivering a speech at a financial conference in Singapore on Monday, said that banks are taking today the same risks that were at the heart of the world financial crisis and said that instead of paying immense compensations to their managers banks need to preserve more capital.


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Barclays wants to sell its complex credit assets

October 12, 2009 - 4:51am | Banks and internet banks | News
Barclays wants to sell its complex credit assets

 Barclays Plc is planning to spin off a 4-billion-pound ($6.35 billion) portfolio of complex credit assets as it presses ahead with a process to clean up its balance sheet, the Financial Times said on Monday.

The daily said the spin-off would also ease shareholder concerns over its investments.

Barclays officials were unavailable for immediate comment.


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E*TRADE ends July with over 2.7 million brokerage accounts

August 19, 2009 - 10:25am | Investment industry | News
E*TRADE ends July with over 2.7 million brokerage accounts

E*TRADE FINANCIAL Corporation released its Monthly Activity Report for July. The report shows that the company ended the month with record brokerage accounts of more than 2.7 million, including gross new brokerage accounts of 30,019 and net new brokerage accounts of 7,467. Total accounts ended the month at more than 4.5 million. Total Daily Average Revenue Trades (“DARTs”) for July were 176,180 – a decrease of 10.3 percent from June and 3.6 percent from the year ago period.


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ANZ continues talks on acquiring Asian assets of RBS

August 3, 2009 - 4:14am | Banks and internet banks | News
ANZ continues talks on acquiring Asian assets of RBS

Australian bank ANZ, which has been in talks for several months about acquiring some of Royal Bank Scotland's Asian operations, with Britain`s Standard Chartered, said on Sunday that discussions are continuing and are "progressing well."

The Australian Financial Review reported on Saturday that ANZ was set to pay A$1.1 billion ($919 million) for assets in six Asian countries or territories -- Hong Kong, Singapore, the Philippines, Indonesia, Vietnam and Taiwan.


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Fed explains its policies to public online

February 24, 2009 - 6:15am | Law aspects | News
Fed explains its policies to public online

The central bank has brought rates down close to zero, facing financial crisis and economic decline, and announced this policy to be in place for some time.

Now the Fed is focused on pouring liquidity into specific credit channels. And as the new era has been disconcerting and confusing for investors conditioned on monetary policy through tiny adjustments to target interest rates the Fed has created a new Web page to explain its response to the financial crisis to investors.


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