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 Entries tagged "Lloyds"Play by the rulesSome thought Kroes would cede moral and even legal authority for the duration of the financial crisis, but that hasn't happened. Unintended consequencesThe asset protection scheme could encourage banks to force an otherwise salvageable debt into default, but that's not what the economy needs. The turning pointThe decision to send Lehman into bankruptcy marked the shift from a financial crisis to a market meltdown. By associationAs the nexus of state and finance becomes tighter, the banks and the government that bought them become weaker. Be careful what you wish forIn the U.K., bank CEOs called for state aid and had second thoughts when the strings were attached. Follow the fleet?U.K. prime minister Gordon Brown wants the world to know he has learned from the mistakes of others. Now he wants other leaders to learn from his successes. Hobson's choiceFighting the HBOS sale, do swashbuckling Scots offer style or substance? Cravath in a lot of cookie jarsCravath's Faiza Saeed represented Morgan Stanley's board on the company's conversion to a bank holding company and its stake sale to Mitsubishi UFJ. Morgan Stanley hobnobs with the BritsAlong with Morgan Stanley bankers, Slaughter and May's George Seligman advised the U.K. on Bradford & Bingley. About-faceDeleveraging among U.K. banks will be painful, however necessary, but lending could take years to recover. Risk arb update: BCEMars-Wrigley was financed and closed despite bank turmoil. But what will happen to BCE? Collateral damageAs the banking industry consolidates, some effects are unknown. Job losses, though, are inevitable. A black-and-white movieThe FSA exorcises short sellers to punish the greedy, but what about transparency for governments? Between the cracksEuropean investors try to identify the next bank failures and saviors. | ||||||||||||||||
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