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The Crisis With 20/20 Hindsight
11/20/2009|Web Exclusive
We discuss whether or not the U.S. has made the right decisions during the recession.
Benjamin Chabot, senior lecturer at Yale University breaks down life without the government bailout.
What if We Nationalized Banks?
11/20/2009|Web Exclusive
Robert Pozen, chairman of MFS Investment breaks down the impact of a government controlled financial system.
Fmr. Prosecutor on Fighting Financial Crime
11/17/2009|Bulls and Bears
Former Federal Prosecutor John Hueston on the White House's new financial crime task force.
What's Next for Madoff's IT Employees?
11/13/2009|Closing Bell
Former Federal Prosecutor Bradley Simon on the arrest of two former Madoff computer programmers.
More Madoff Conspirators Charged
11/13/2009|FOX Business
Former U.S. Attorney Annemarie McAvoy breaks down the latest details surrounding the Ponzi scheme.
Wall Street Journal's Joann Lublin on AIG CEO Benmosche and the company's future.
Hank Greenberg's Bizarre World
11/10/2009|Happy Hour on FOX BusinessSen. Dodd Unveils Financial Overhaul Plan
11/10/2009|Closing Bell
Bradley Woods and Co. President Dan Ripp argues proposed financial overhaul will create more politicized agencies.
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Private Equity Eyes Community Banks
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of cash have become unavailable. Sovereign wealth funds were burned early by their investments in Merrill Lynch and Bear Stearns , large banks still have difficulties with their balance sheets and the FDIC’s insurance fund is essentially depleted
Story|11/20/2009
Al Lewis: Sometimes Leadership Means Lobbing The F-Bomb
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die, all in the name of saving the financial system. Bear Stearns had imploded. Lehman Brothers was headed for bankruptcy ..... Morgan Stanley wasn't in quite the trouble that Bear Stearns , Lehman, American International Group Inc. (AIG
Story|11/18/2009
FOXBusiness.com's Week in Review: Nov. 9-13, 2009
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to Moody’s, making it likely that taxpayers will see their investment in the company returned. Meanwhile, two Bear Stearns hedge fund managers were acquitted by a jury Tuesday. The two senior executives, Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin
Story|11/13/2009
Jury Acquits Two Bear Stearns Hedge Fund Managers
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Dunstan Prial FOXBusiness Two Bear Stearns hedge fund managers accused of lying ..... Tannin, both senior executives at Bear Stearns , were the first high-profile ..... and nearly caused the demise of Bear Stearns itself. The firm barely avoided
Story|11/10/2009
Two Bear Stearns Execs Found Not Guilty: Reports
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Matthew Tannin, two executives that ran hedge funds at Bear Stearns , not guilty on counts they lied to investors, according ..... hedge fund loss. J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. bought Bear Stearns at the height of the financial crisis. Copyright
Story|11/10/2009
Ex-Bear Fund Managers Cleared of Charges
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Reuters NEW YORK--Two former Bear Stearns Cos hedge fund managers were acquitted on Tuesday of ..... and the jury decided he was innocent of that charge. Bear Stearns collapsed in March 2008, several months after the funds
Story|11/10/2009
Monday Morning Quarterbacking the Financial Crisis
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going to try to get it out.” Lehman Brothers vs. Bear Stearns Regulators may have prevented the financial crisis from ..... than it did by helping sell crippled investment bank Bear Stearns to JPMorgan Chase (JPM) in March 2008. While some
Story|11/06/2009
Is a Bailout for the FHA In the Works? « Emac's Stock Watch
Emac's Stock Watch
friends of the FHA are quick to dismiss the Wall Street Journal’s reporting, that the FHA was levered up much like Bear Stearns . Remember, though, “Bear ate through about $20 billion in cash on hand in about a week,” notes Farrell. “I
Blog|11/05/2009
Six reasons to be outraged about CIT « The Cody Word
The Cody Word
d just lent money to by buying what turned out to be worthless derivatives from insolvent market makers like AIG and Bear Stearns . All the payoffs on that bet will come directly or indirectly from the taxpayer’s pocketbook via the AIG/TARP
Blog|11/02/2009
Hedge Fund Manager Einhorn Says Break Up Big Banks
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Lehman shouldn't have existed in any size to threaten the financial system." The same applies to Citigroup , Bear Stearns , AIG and "dozens" of other firms, Einhorn said. Copyright © 2009 MarketWatch, Inc.
Story|10/19/2009