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EU Debt Crisis Implications
Banks and EZ Debt Crisis: Bank Exposures and Loss Estimates
Spanish Banks: Spain Prepares to Rescue Third Largest Lender
Basel Accords
Basel III: US$566 Billion Additional Equity Demand, Macroeconomic Impact Highly Uncertain
Asia/Pacific
Financial Conditions and Liquidity
Central Banks' Collateral Frameworks and Non-Standard Measures
Bank Lending Surveys: Moderate Recovery in U.S. Loan Demand
Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Sub-Saharan Africa : United States : Asia/Pacific : Europe : Latin America : Middle East and Africa : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Australia: Finance and Banking
Demand for Private Credit in Australia Sustained in August; Outlook Remains Weak
Australia : Pacific : Asia/Pacific : Finance and Banking : Banks : Nonbank Intermediaries : Real Estate and Mortgage Finance : Securitization and Structured Finance :
Taiwan: Finance and Banking
How Are Taiwan's Banks Weathering the Global Financial Crisis?
Northeast Asia : Taiwan : Asia/Pacific : Finance and Banking : Banks :
South Korea: Finance and Banking
South Korea's 2011 Bank Earnings Rises on Lower Bad Debt Expenses
Northeast Asia : South Korea : Asia/Pacific : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Japan: Finance and Banking
IMF Conducts Stress Tests on Japanese Banks: Sovereign Debt Exposure a Top Concern
Japanese Firms Increase Demand for Loans in Q3
Japan : Northeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Malaysia: Banking Sector
Will Malaysian Banks Maintain Robust Growth in 2012?
Malaysia : Southeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Philippines: Financial Sector
Are Philippine Bank Balance Sheets Sound?
Philippines : Southeast Asia : Asia/Pacific : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Islamic Finance
Islamic Finance: How Insulated from Conventional Shocks?
Sukuk Issuance in the GCC: Is There a Recovery in Sight?
Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : Southeast Asia : United Arab Emirates : Asia/Pacific : Middle East and Africa : Finance and Banking : Markets : Asset Management and Portfolio Choice : Banks : Derivatives : Securitization and Structured Finance :
Europe
CIS: Banking Sector
Russia: Industrial Output Continues To Plunge
Russian Banking System: Revival in Credit Growth
Commonwealth of Independent States : Emerging Europe and CIS : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : Europe : Frontier Markets : Finance and Banking : Banks :
EU Debt Crisis Implications
Banks and EZ Debt Crisis: Bank Exposures and Loss Estimates
Spanish Banks: Spain Prepares to Rescue Third Largest Lender
Eurozone : Europe : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Financial Conditions and Liquidity
Central Banks' Collateral Frameworks and Non-Standard Measures
Bank Lending Surveys: Moderate Recovery in U.S. Loan Demand
Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Sub-Saharan Africa : United States : Asia/Pacific : Europe : Latin America : Middle East and Africa : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Turkey: Banking Sector
Turkish Banking: Regulator Imposes New Measures to Curb Lending
Turkey : Europe : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Central Europe: Banking Sectors
Polish Banks: Generally Healthy, but Exposed to EZ Crisis
Czech Republic: Stress Tests Indicate Banking Sector Would Withstand Deep Recession
Czech Republic : Emerging Europe and CIS : Hungary : Poland : Europe : Finance and Banking : Banks :
The European Financial Stability Framework
Financial Transactions Tax: Germany Looking for Alternative Taxes
Cross-Border Micro and Macro-Prudential Regulation: New Agencies Open Their Doors
Europe : Finance and Banking : Macroeconomy : Banks : Financial Regulation : Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles :
EU Banking System
Irish Banks: Deleveraging Continues, Recapitalization Needed, SME Lending Still Weak
Spanish Banks: Spain Prepares to Rescue Third Largest Lender
Eurozone : France : Advanced Economies : Europe : Finance and Banking : Macroeconomy : Banks : Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles :
Credit Rating Agencies
Credit Rating Agencies: Banks Warned About Move to Remove Ratings
Eurozone : United States : Europe : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks : Capital Market Intermediaries : Financial Regulation :
Russia: Banking Sector
Russian Banking System: Revival in Credit Growth
More Consolidation On the Way for Russian Banking Sector?
Russia : Russia, CIS and the Caucasus : Emerging Markets : Europe : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Resolution of Troubled Financial Institutions
Contingent Convertibles(CoCos): Europe to Use CoCos to Aid Ailing Banks
Too Big to Fail Status Report: Unwieldy Dodd-Frank Legislation Faces Backlash
United States : Advanced Economies : Europe : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks : Financial Regulation : Nonbank Intermediaries :
United Kingdom: Banking Sector
UK Banks:Banks Fail to Meet SME Lending Targets
Too Big to Fail Status Report: Unwieldy Dodd-Frank Legislation Faces Backlash
United Kingdom : Europe : Finance and Banking : Banks : Current Financial Crisis : Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles :
Too-Big-To-Fail Banks
Too Big to Fail Status Report: Unwieldy Dodd-Frank Legislation Faces Backlash
Contingent Convertibles(CoCos): Europe to Use CoCos to Aid Ailing Banks
Switzerland : United Kingdom : United States : Advanced Economies : Europe : North America : Banks : Financial Regulation :
Greece: Banking Sector
Greece Taps Rescue Fund to Nationalize Proton Bank
Major Central Banks Cut Dollar Swap Rates to Ease EZ Funding Stress
Eurozone : Greece : Europe : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Latin America
Financial Conditions and Liquidity
Central Banks' Collateral Frameworks and Non-Standard Measures
Bank Lending Surveys: Moderate Recovery in U.S. Loan Demand
Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Sub-Saharan Africa : United States : Asia/Pacific : Europe : Latin America : Middle East and Africa : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Middle East and Africa
Financial Conditions and Liquidity
Central Banks' Collateral Frameworks and Non-Standard Measures
Bank Lending Surveys: Moderate Recovery in U.S. Loan Demand
Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Sub-Saharan Africa : United States : Asia/Pacific : Europe : Latin America : Middle East and Africa : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Middle East: Economic Profile
Spillover Effects from Europe’s Debt Woes to the MENA Region?
GCC Growth Underpinned by Stronger Oil Production
Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : United Arab Emirates : Frontier Markets : Middle East and Africa : Finance and Banking : Macroeconomy : Banks : Current Financial Crisis : Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles :
Saudi Arabia: Financial Sector
How Strong is the Saudi Financial Sector?
Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : Middle East and Africa : Finance and Banking : Banks : Financial Regulation :
Islamic Finance
Islamic Finance: How Insulated from Conventional Shocks?
Sukuk Issuance in the GCC: Is There a Recovery in Sight?
Gulf Cooperation Council : Saudi Arabia : Southeast Asia : United Arab Emirates : Asia/Pacific : Middle East and Africa : Finance and Banking : Markets : Asset Management and Portfolio Choice : Banks : Derivatives : Securitization and Structured Finance :
North America
Regulation and Banks
JPMorgan Trading Debacle: Bolstering the Case for Volcker Rule?
Value-at-Risk or Expected Shortfall: JP Morgan Ranks Second in NYU Stern's Systemic Risk Index
United States : North America : Finance and Banking : Macroeconomy : Banks : Current Financial Crisis : Systemic Risk, Vulnerabilities and Asset Bubbles :
Banks and Litigations Risks
U.S. Foreclosure Mess: Banks Restart Proceedings Amid Investigations
How Much Will the U.S. Foreclosure Mess Cost?
United States : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks : Financial Regulation :
Financial Conditions and Liquidity
Central Banks' Collateral Frameworks and Non-Standard Measures
Bank Lending Surveys: Moderate Recovery in U.S. Loan Demand
Emerging Europe and CIS : Eurozone : Sub-Saharan Africa : United States : Asia/Pacific : Europe : Latin America : Middle East and Africa : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks :
Credit Rating Agencies
Credit Rating Agencies: Banks Warned About Move to Remove Ratings
Eurozone : United States : Europe : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks : Capital Market Intermediaries : Financial Regulation :
Resolution of Troubled Financial Institutions
Contingent Convertibles(CoCos): Europe to Use CoCos to Aid Ailing Banks
Too Big to Fail Status Report: Unwieldy Dodd-Frank Legislation Faces Backlash
United States : Advanced Economies : Europe : North America : Finance and Banking : Banks : Financial Regulation : Nonbank Intermediaries :
Market Strategy
Market Strategy
Finance and Banking Monthly: EZ Crisis Goes Viral—Exploring Trade Finance Links
By Dec 8, 2011
Emerging Markets Quarterly
Emerging Europe and CIS: Greater Exposure, Less Policy Space
By Oct 24, 2011
Emerging Markets Quarterly
Fixed Income/Foreign Exchange: Taming Inflation—Mission Impossible?
By Apr 21, 2011
Market Strategy
GLOBAL FINANCIALS QUARTERLY: QE2—A Reprieve for Deflation and Bank Earnings?
By Nov 23, 2010
Emerging Markets Quarterly
Brazil: Delicate Balance Between Funding Quality and Tighter Capital Controls
By Oct 22, 2010
Emerging Markets Quarterly
The Big Picture: East is East; South is South; West is West; North is North...Yet the Twain Seem to Meet…
By Oct 22, 2010
Emerging Markets Quarterly
Latin America: Regional Currencies Attractive, Though With Divergent Growth Patterns
By Oct 22, 2010
Emerging Markets Quarterly
Middle East and North Africa: Dominated by Economies on Cusp Between Frontier and Emerging Markets
By Oct 22, 2010
Emerging Markets Quarterly
Executive Summary: Turning the Tables—Our Inaugural EM Asset Allocation and Regional Views
By Oct 22, 2010
Market Strategy
Financial Institutions: New BIS Ratios—One Step Forward, Two Steps Back
By Sep 13, 2010
Market Strategy
Q3 2010 Scenario Analysis: Macroeconomic Factors & Asset Class Investment Implications
By Aug 2, 2010
Market Strategy
Cross Asset Monthly: A Summer of Discontent: Navigating the Tug of War Between Greed and Fear
By Jul 27, 2010
Economic Research
North America Weekly
Revising Up the U.S. Growth Outlook; Managing Canada’s Expectations for 2012
By Feb 13, 2012
Europe Weekly
Greek PSI and the ECB; EZ Yield Curves; EZ PMIs; UK Double Dip; Hungarian Monetary Policy; EZ Calendar
By Jan 27, 2012
Conference Call
Conference Call Replay: EZ State of Play—Another Summit, More Skepticism
By Jan 27, 2012
Economic Research
Italy's Long-Term Bond Auction on December 29: Start-Gun For a Challenging Q1 2012
By Dec 28, 2011
Europe Weekly
EZ Pitfalls in 2012; Italian GDP; New Spanish Government; Swedish Monetary Policy; Hungarian, Polish Banks; EZ Calendar
By Dec 23, 2011
North America Weekly
Looking at U.S. 2012 Fiscal Drag and Q4 GDP, Revisiting EZ Risks; Gauging Canadian Inflation, GDP and Bank Performance
By Dec 19, 2011
Economic Research
Chronicles of a Crash Foretold: Updating RGE’s Medium-Term Scenarios for China
By Dec 16, 2011
Europe Weekly
EZ Crisis Response; Eastern Europe Banks; ECB Monetary Policy; Hungary and the IMF; Belgian Politics; EZ Calendar
By Nov 25, 2011
Asia Weekly
Thailand Monetary Policy and Inflation, Philippines Monetary Policy, India GDP
By Nov 24, 2011
Europe Weekly
Eurozone Contagion; Italian Politics; UK Asset Purchases; Danish, Polish Monetary Policy; EZ Calendar
By Nov 11, 2011
Europe Weekly
EZ Summit Questions; ECB’s Next Rate Move; German Obstacles; Swedish Rate Cuts; Resilient Polish Consumption; Italian Politics; EZ Calendar
By Oct 28, 2011
Conference Call
Conference Call Replay: Eurozone in Crisis: Summit Response–What Really Can We Expect?
By Oct 27, 2011
Economic Research
Sub-Saharan Africa's Vulnerabilities to EZ Crisis: Beyond Trade and Aid
By Oct 26, 2011
Economic Research
Waiting for the Wednesday Summit: Progress Report on EFSF Leverage Options, Bank Recaps and Greece
By Oct 24, 2011
Economic Research
Last Shot on Goal: Will Eurozone Leaders Succeed in Ending the Crisis?
By Oct 21, 2011
Europe Weekly
UK QE2; Hungarian Financial Stability Concerns; Swedish Policy Bullets; Swiss Currency Strength; Irish Growth Outlook
By Sep 23, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Middle East and North Africa Outlook Update: Global Storm Exacerbates Transition
By Sep 21, 2011
Economic Research
A Radical Policy Response to the Rising Risks of a Depression and Financial Crisis
By Sep 13, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Recession Watch; Canadian Consumer Spending and Monetary Policy
By Aug 22, 2011
Economic Research
Strengths and Vulnerabilities in Emerging Europe: A Balance Sheet Approach
By Aug 19, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Leading Indicators Point South; Canada Suffers Trade and Growth Lull
By Aug 15, 2011
Europe Weekly
Inflation Concerns Easing in EZ, Switzerland, UK, Hungary and Czech Republic
By Aug 12, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S.: Stalled Growth, Closer to Outright Recession, While Rating Downgrade Increases Uncertainty; Modest Growth for Canadian Labor Market
By Aug 8, 2011
North America Weekly
A Closer Look at U.S. Q2 GDP and Revisions; Canada’s May GDP Hurts Q2 Estimate
By Aug 1, 2011
Economic Research
Conference Call Replay: U.S. Debt Scenarios and Implications for Growth and Asset Classes
By Aug 1, 2011
Europe Weekly
Spanish Politics; EFSF Ratification; German Soft Landing; Czech Monetary Policy; Turkish Depreciation
By Jul 29, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Switzerland Outlook Update: Continued Franc Strength to Dent Economic Growth
By Jul 29, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Eyes on Q2 GDP; Canada: Q2 GDP to Slow; Q4 Hike in the Cards
By Jul 25, 2011
Europe Weekly
UK Monetary Policy; Eurozone Inflation; Swedish Households; Eastern European Banks; Turkish Consumer Confidence; Polish Manufacturing
By Jul 22, 2011
Economic Research
Second Bailout Package for Greece and Stabilization of the EMU Framework—Options and Solutions
By Jul 21, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Trade, Consumption and Weak Macroeconomic Data Show Downside for H2—Stay Tuned; Bank of Canada—No Move Until Q4 2011
By Jul 18, 2011
Europe Weekly
Greek Debt; Volatile Turkish Inflation; Fragile Irish Growth; Russia's Weak Fixed Investment; Poland's Shale Gas Bonanza; Denmark's Bank Woes
By Jul 8, 2011
Europe Weekly
Risks and Growth Prospects Across the EZ, UK, Nordics, Emerging Europe and CIS
By Jul 1, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S.: A Weak ISM and FOMC Musings; Canada: Strong Inflation For Now
By Jun 27, 2011
Europe Weekly
Turkish Credit Growth; UK Consumption; Russian Payroll Tax; Greek Crisis Impact on Romania; Finnish Growth Policy
By Jun 24, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Spain Outlook Update: Fiscal Housekeeping Shifts to Regional Governments
By Jun 23, 2011
Global Economic Outlook
Asia Outlook Update: Strong Growth, Stronger Inflation, Trailing Policy Responses
By Jun 21, 2011
North America Weekly
Revising Up Our U.S. Core Inflation Outlook; Brief Consumer Spending Recovery for Canada Amid Falling Labor Productivity
By Jun 20, 2011
Europe Weekly
Greek Crisis; German Banks Exposed; Irish Bondholders; Czech Banking Risks; Turkish Wage-Price Spiral
By Jun 17, 2011
LatAm Weekly
Peru to Decelerate to Sustainable Growth Levels; Chile to Grow at Potential in H2 2011
By Jun 13, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. CPI Gains Will Temper in Q2; Canadian Job Creation Set to Moderate after Peaking in Q1
By Jun 13, 2011
Economic Research
EZ Policy Makers Will Avoid Tough Decisions and Continue to Muddle Through for Now
By Jun 3, 2011
North America Weekly
Q2 Off to a Soft Start for U.S., Bank of Canada Slow to Normalize
By May 31, 2011
Europe Weekly
ECB Collateral Holdings; German Dynamics; UK Corporates; Turkish Monetary Policy; Polish Consumption; Hungarian Mortgage Relief
By May 27, 2011
Economic Research
Much Ado About Relatively Little: Contagion Risks From an Orderly Greek Debt Restructuring Are Modest, Contained and Manageable
By May 24, 2011
Economic Research
UK Financial Regulation: Pricing and Competitive Implications for Banks
By May 19, 2011
North America Weekly
Eyes on the CPIs: A Close Look at Headline and Core Inflation in the U.S. and Canada
By May 16, 2011
Europe Weekly
Eurozone Core Comes Up Trumps in Q1; UK, EZ Periphery Moving at Half Speed
By May 13, 2011
North America Weekly
Conflicted U.S. Employment Report; Canadian Conservatives Win Strong Mandate
By May 9, 2011
Europe Weekly
Shrinking Eurozone Liquidity; Russia's Banking Worries; Icesave Implications
By May 6, 2011
LatAm Weekly
Brazil’s Central Bank Moves Cautiously Forward While Banxico Remains Neutral
By May 2, 2011
Asia Weekly
Indonesia and Philippines Inflation; Australia and India Monetary Policy Meetings
By Apr 28, 2011
North America Weekly
FOMC Takes Center Stage in U.S.; Q1 Sets Tone For Slowing Canadian Growth
By Apr 25, 2011
North America Weekly
U.S. Q1 GDP Forecast Gets a Downgrade as Canada's Prospects Remain Bright
By Apr 18, 2011
Economic Research
Greek Debt Restructuring Debate: Is the Official Sector Converging Toward 'Plan B'?
By Apr 6, 2011
Economic Research
Global Financials Quarterly: Bank Earnings Face the Music as Stimulus Fades
By Mar 25, 2011
Economic Research
Q2 2011 Geostrategy Note: The Scent of Jasmine, Japan's Mega-Crisis and Other Global Drama
By Mar 24, 2011
Economic Research
Bank of England to Hold the Line Against Temporary Surge in Inflation
By Mar 15, 2011
Economic Research
Brazil: Market Expectations Readjust Down on Dovish Monetary Policy Minutes
By Mar 10, 2011
Economic Research
Middle East Turmoil and Contagion: A Geoeconomic Tsunami for the Global Economy?
By Feb 23, 2011
Economic Research
Colombia: Industrial Production and Retail Sales Continue to Diverge
By Feb 21, 2011
Economic Research
U.S. Retail Sales to Improve, Housing Starts Modest in Busy Data Week
By Feb 14, 2011
Economic Research
Malaysia's Headline Inflation Accelerates in January, Core Inflation Outlook Less Certain
By Feb 10, 2011
Economic Research
Venezuela: Devaluation, Heavy Rains and International Shocks Hit Inflation
By Feb 9, 2011
Economic Research
Looking Beyond Base Effects and Data Volatility in India’s Industrial Production
By Feb 3, 2011
Europe Weekly
Greek Debt Restructuring; Turkish Monetary Policy; German Elections; Swedish Banks
By Jan 21, 2011
Europe Weekly
Ireland’s Political Game; Germany’s Economic Slowdown; UK’s Banking Vulnerabilities
By Nov 26, 2010
Economic Research
Comparing Spain With Ireland and Other PIIGS: Better in Some Ways, More at Risk in Others
By Nov 25, 2010
Economic Research
An Orderly Market-Based Approach to the Restructuring of Eurozone Sovereign Debts Obviates the Need for Statutory Approaches
By Nov 15, 2010
Economic Research
Ireland: Bank Bailout Costs Could Top €50 Billion, But Only Under a Severe Scenario
By Nov 15, 2010
Europe Weekly
EZ Current Accounts; Sweden's Hung Parliament Risk; Basel III Impact on German Banks
By Sep 17, 2010
Europe Weekly
Shrinking Russian Trade Surplus; the UK PMI Message; Czech Banks Still Solid
By Sep 10, 2010
Economic Research
Europe Weekly Spotlight: Greek Loan Review; Depressed French Consumers; UK Financial Reform
By Aug 6, 2010
Economic Research
Europe Weekly Spotlight: EZ Corporate Credit Conditions; Inflation Risks in Russia
By Jul 30, 2010
Economic Research
Adjustment Dynamics in Spain: Will Belt-Tightening Cinch Off Growth?
By Jun 10, 2010
Economic Research
Greece/EZ Crisis: Slow Motion Train Wreck of Greek Bank Contagion Accelerates
By Apr 9, 2010
Economic Research
The Greece Dilemma: Sovereign Debts Imperiling the Euro and Challenging EU Ties
By Jan 19, 2010
Economic Research
Ten Reasons Why the Stress Tests Are "Schmess" Tests and Why the Current Muddle-Through Approach to the Bank Crisis May Not Succeed
By May 8, 2009
Economic Research
It is Time for a Special Insolvency Regime for Systemically Important Financial Institutions (Non-Bank Financial Firms and Bank Holding Companies)
By Mar 25, 2009
Economic Research
Post Mortem - Lehman CDS Settlement: US$360 Billion or US$6 Billion?
By Oct 23, 2008
Economic Research
Revisiting my February Paper “The Risk of a Systemic Financial Meltdown: The 12 Steps to Financial Disaster”… and Some New Policy Recommendations to Avoid the Meltdown
By Oct 8, 2008
Economic Research
The Fed Keeps on Wasting Time While the Mother of All Bank Runs is Underway
By Oct 6, 2008
Economic Research
Financial and Corporate System is in Cardiac Arrest: The Risk of the Mother of All Bank Runs
By Oct 3, 2008
Economic Research
The U.S. and Global Financial Crisis is Becoming Much More Severe in Spite of the Treasury Rescue Plan. The Risk of a Total Systemic Meltdown is Now as High as Ever
By Sep 29, 2008
Economic Research
Is Purchasing $700 billion of Toxic Assets the Best Way to Recapitalize the Financial System? No! It is Rather a Disgrace and Rip-Off Benefitting only the Shareholders and Unsecured Creditors of Banks
By Sep 28, 2008
Economic Research
HOME (Home Owners’ Mortgage Enterprise): A 10 Step Plan to Resolve the Financial Crisis
By Sep 24, 2008
Economic Research
The Unraveling of the Shadow Banking System Moves to Hedge Funds as Schmalpha Replaces Alpha
By Sep 23, 2008
Economic Research
If Lehman Collapses, Expect a Run on All of the Other Broker Deals and the Collapse of the Shadow Banking System
By Sep 17, 2008
Economic Research
Who is Going to Rescue the Hundreds of Busted U.S. Banks? Don’t Count on Suckering Again the Foreign Governments (the Sovereign Wealth Funds). And the Biggest Fire Sale in the History of Humanity…
By Jul 25, 2008
Economic Research
The Coming Systemic Bust of the U.S. Banking System: “Dead Stocks Rallying”
By Jul 20, 2008
Economic Research
Insolvency of the Fannie and Freddie Predicted Here Two Years Ago. What Happens Next? Or How to Avoid the “Mother of All Bailouts”
By Jul 11, 2008
Economic Research
The Delusional Complacency That the "Worst is Behind Us" is Rapidly Melting Away... and the Risk of Another Run Against Systemically Important Broker Dealers
By Jun 27, 2008
Economic Research
Ten Fundamental Issues in Reforming Financial Regulation and Supervision in a World of Financial Innovation and Globalization
By Mar 31, 2008
Economic Research
Can the Fed and Policy Makers Avoid a Systemic Financial Meltdown? Most Likely Not.
By Feb 8, 2008
Economic Research
The Rising Risk of a Systemic Financial Meltdown: The Twelve Steps to Disaster
By Feb 5, 2008
EconoMonitors
Peterson Institute for International Economics
Implementing Basel III in the European Union: A Deeply Flawed Compromise
May 22, 2012
Peterson Institute for International Economics
Endgame in Greece: Don’t Look for an Imminent 'Grexit'
May 21, 2012
Nouriel Roubini's Global EconoMonitor
Bartiromo One on One with Nouriel Roubini: Trouble Ahead for Economy
May 21, 2012
Europe Channel
Europe’s Depressing Prospects: Two Reasons Why Spain Will Leave the Euro
May 18, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
'What Scares Me Isn’t $2 Billion Loss JP Morgan Made, What Scares Me Is the Record $19 Billion in Profits'
May 16, 2012
Dan Alpert's Two Cents
On Taking Stock with Pimm Fox Looking Under the Hood of J.P. Morgan in its Week of Embarrassment
May 13, 2012
Don't Shoot the Messenger
It's Time to Stop Using Chewing Gum and Chicken Wire in Spain
May 13, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
JP Morgan Debacle Reveals Fatal Flaw In Federal Reserve Thinking
May 11, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
Frontline Takes Issue With Naked Capitalism's Critique of Its 'Money, Power & Wall Street' Shows
May 7, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
Economists, Liquidity Mongers and the Banker Assault on Financial Reform
May 6, 2012
RGE Analysts
Bloomberg Video with RGE's Megan Greene: Spain is Insolvent, Bailout to Come
May 2, 2012
Great Leap Forward
Developing the 'Financial Instability Hypothesis': More on Hyman Minsky's Approach
Apr 11, 2012
Great Leap Forward
KRUGMAN VERSUS MINSKY: Who Should You Bank On When It Comes to Banking?
Apr 2, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
Volcker Rule Would Cause Irreparable Damage to the Muppets – and Much More Broadly
Apr 2, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
'The Only Winning Move Is Not to Play'—the Insanity of the Regulatory Race to the Bottom
Mar 26, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
Dallas Fed’s Fisher Criticizes Dodd Frank as Not Going Far Enough on TBTF
Mar 22, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
If You Took the Greed Out of Wall Street, All You’d Have Left Is Pavement: Why Greg Smith’s Critique Is Way Too Narrow
Mar 18, 2012
Great Leap Forward
THE $7 TRILLION DOLLAR QUESTION THAT HAUNTS BANKS: When Will the Obama Administration Recognize that MERS Destroyed the Chain of Title Making All Foreclosures Suspect?
Mar 16, 2012
Peterson Institute for International Economics
A New Era for Global Financial Standards
Mar 15, 2012
Europe Channel
The Irish Begin to Wake Up to the Fact That They Are Repaying Money That Is Then Burned
Mar 15, 2012
Dan Alpert's Two Cents
Deconstructing the Federal Reserve’s 2012 Comprehensive Capital Analysis and Review: What Does the CCAR Really Tell Us About the Big 4 Commercial Banks?
Mar 15, 2012
Great Leap Forward
SECRET DEALS, FORECLOSURE SETTLEMENTS, STRESS TESTS, AND VAMPIRE SQUID WHISTLE-BLOWERS: YOU JUST CAN’T MAKE THIS STUFF UP
Mar 14, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
Cathy O’Neil: Economists Don’t Understand the Financial System (Quelle Surprise!)
Mar 1, 2012
United States Channel
John O’Brien: Mortgage Settlement Fails to Address Banking Criminal Enterprise
Feb 23, 2012
Great Leap Forward
LET’S MAKE A DEAL: The Bail-Out of Wall Street in Unusual and Exigent Circumstances
Feb 16, 2012
Finance & Markets Channel
Schneiderman MERS Suit and HUD’s Donovan Remarks Confirm That Mortgage “Settlement” Is a Stealth Bank Bailout
Feb 6, 2012
Great Leap Forward
$30 TRILLION TO PROMOTE CRONY CAPITALISM: The Fed's Bail-Out of Wall Street
Feb 2, 2012
United States Channel
Why Is the Normally Astute Taibbi Sounding Like a Hopey Dopey Liberal on the Mortgage Settlement?
Feb 1, 2012
Great Leap Forward
There Will Be Blood: The Vampire Squid of Wall Street Is Hemorrhaging
Oct 19, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
Bank of America Deathwatch: Moves Risky Derivatives From Holding Company to Taxpayer-Backstopped Depository
Oct 19, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
A Year Later Everyone Is Catching on About Fed Policy and Net Interest Margins
Oct 18, 2011
United States Channel
The Data That the Economy Is Not So Hot Is Getting Harder to Ignore
Oct 18, 2011
Europe Channel
Chart of the Day: Greatest Credit Deterioration Focus - Belgium, Spanish Banking
Oct 14, 2011
Great Leap Forward
The European Troika's Rescue Plan Will Fail. Time to Choose an Endgame
Oct 12, 2011
Asia Channel
On China: Global Impact, Domestic Costs, Hard Landing, and the RMB as an International Currency
Oct 11, 2011
Europe Channel
Juncker: It May Not Be Enough Even if Greece Defaults With 60 Percent Haircut
Oct 11, 2011
The Wilder View
Expect Neither ‘Sustainable' nor 'Comprehensive’ From Euro Area Leaders
Oct 10, 2011
United States Channel
George Soros: "People Don't Realize That the System Has Actually Collapsed"
Oct 10, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
Follow the Money: Behind Europe’s Debt Crisis Lurks Another Giant Bailout of Wall Street
Oct 5, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
More on the S&P Bear Market and the Central Bank Liquidity Train
Oct 4, 2011
Nouriel Roubini's Global EconoMonitor
Roubini Bloomberg Interview - Roubini Says Europe Needs €2 Trillion ‘Bazooka’
Oct 3, 2011
United States Channel
Quelle Surprise! SIGTARP Report Finds Citi, Bank of America Allowed to Leave TARP Prematurely
Sep 30, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
Testimony of Marriner Eccles to the Committee on the Investigation of Economic Problems in 1933
Sep 29, 2011
Nouriel Roubini's Global EconoMonitor
EMERGING MARKETS Interview with Nouriel Roubini - Risk of Depression Is 'Huge'
Sep 26, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
Testimony of Marriner Eccles to the Committee on the Investigation of Economic Problems in 1933
Sep 26, 2011
Nouriel Roubini's Global EconoMonitor
Full Analysis: Greece Should Default and Abandon the Euro
Sep 22, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
Why Do Banking Regulators Bother to Conduct Faux Stress Tests?
Sep 21, 2011
Ed Dolan's Econ Blog
The UBS-Adoboli Scandal Shows the Problem of Negatively Skewed Risk is Still With Us
Sep 20, 2011
Europe Channel
EU Finance Ministers Find Unity on One Point: 'Deficit Attention Disorder'
Sep 18, 2011
Dan Alpert's Two Cents
From the Desk of Peter Tchir: "Is September 20th Greek Default Day?"
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The More You Look, the More Bank Criminality You Find in Mortgage Land
Sep 2, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
Why Is Bank of America’s Stock Cratering Yet Again? It’s the Extend and Pretend Endgame
Aug 23, 2011
United States Channel
Quelle Surprise! New York Fed Director Shills For Bank of New York, Argues Against Rule of Law
Aug 15, 2011
Europe Channel
The Real Debt Crisis is in Europe Part 1 – 'Solvency But Not In Our Time'
Aug 14, 2011
Geostrategy Channel
If This Is 72 Hours of Central Bankers Trying to Save the World, What Would Abject Capitulation Look Like?
Aug 11, 2011
Europe Channel
ECB Considers Massive Purchases of Italian and Spanish Bonds (Update: Eurobazooka Armed)
Aug 7, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
The Downgrade of US Credit Rating by S&P Shows the Political Forces Working Against Us
Aug 7, 2011
Dan Alpert's Two Cents
On CNBC’s “Squawk Box” on the Day the Music Died – Sorry, Was it Something I Said?
Aug 4, 2011
The Kapali Carsi
Addendum to latest Hurriyet column: Box of chocolates from Central Bank
Aug 1, 2011
Nouriel Roubini's Global EconoMonitor
Greece Financing Offer: I Am Not Going to Say I Told You So, But…
Jul 28, 2011
Finance & Markets Channel
Did Sheila Bair Save the U.S. from Complete Financial Meltdown?
Jul 11, 2011
Daily Digest
News
Government measures exhaust Hungarian unit of KBC, K&H Bank Q1 profit plummets
Portfolio.hu (free registration) May 21, 2012
Analysis
Fourth Quarter Consumer Loans Increase to P546 Billion
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas May 21, 2012
Analysis
Residential Real Estate Loans Grow by P13 Billion Last Year
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas May 21, 2012
News
Hungarians will take half of their bank deposits abroad if transaction tax remains unchanged - Patai
Portfolio.hu (free registration) May 18, 2012
Analysis
How is market turbulence affecting Norwegian banking groups' funding costs?
Norges Bank (Central Bank of Norway) May 18, 2012
Analysis
Contributions to FIDF and DPA: Manageable, but Adjustments Needed
Kasikorn Research May 16, 2012
News
Bank capital rules: General approach agreed ahead of talks with Parliament
EU Council May 15, 2012
News
New FIDF levy fully implemented; Smaller banks may be forced to cut costs
Bangkok Post May 16, 2012
Blogs
Hungary’s Central Bank to Expand Range of Currencies It Invests In
Wall Street Journal May 15, 2012
Analysis
Ukraine- Capital Markets Weekly: Markets troubled by Greece potential exit; Fitch downgrades Ukraine’s 2012 GDP forecast to 1.6%, below consensus
BNP Paribas May 15, 2012
Analysis
Exposure to Real Estate of U/KBs & TBs Continues to Rise in 2011
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas March 23, 2012
Analysis
Bank Lending Standards Slightly Tighter for Firms, Unchanged for Households in Q1 2012
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas May 4, 2012
Analysis
Philippine Banks Remain Healthy As CARs Persist Above 10 Percent
Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas April 27, 2012
Analysis
New Europe Economics & Strategy: Financial markets in the region trim part of their recent gains
EFG Eurobank May 11, 2012
Analysis
DERIVATIVES: VaR model masked JPM $2bn loss
IFR International Financing Review May 11, 2012
News
Hungarian banks find new financial transaction tax unacceptable
portfolio.hu (free registration required) May 10, 2012
News
Many businesses make fat profits thanks to policies, business advantages
Saigon Money May 07, 2012
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