bailout

Description The purpose of this paper is to discuss and then analyze the interdependency between bank and sovereign risk before, during and after the financial crisis Journal of Financial Economic Policy The eurozone financial crisis: role of interdependencies between bank and sovereign risk J...

Description The purpose of this paper is to determine if the US Treasury’s at-the-market sales of 5.27 billion Citigroup shares in 2010 drove down the banks’ share price. It attempts to use the evidence of Citigroup’s stock returns to accept or reject competing hypotheses of larger stock sales...

Troubled Portuguese lender Banco Espirito Santo BES is expected to be split into "bad" and "good" banks under a multi-billion euro state rescue plan being hashed out by Lisbon and EU authorities, people familiar with the talks said on Sunday. The plan, aimed at saving a bank that has been...

Gold traded in a USD 5 range on Thursday, supported by central bank purchases and a weaker dollar as European leaders raised the possibility that a bailout deal for Greece was imminent. Gold, up nearly 11 percent this year on the back of U.S. monetary easing measures to stimulate its economy...

The government holds significant responsibility for the credit crisis. Do you think govt should take the responsibility to bail out companies in this era of recession? Or is it necessary that the corporation should be held responsible for their own crisis?

hey can anyone guide me for an economics project on bailout package as i don't know where to start from and from where can i get information suitable for a project as google search didn't give me any concrete information.....please mail me for any information on [email protected]....

The details still have to be worked out for the $700 billion fund the US government will create to take distressed mortgage-related assets off banks' hands in hopes of thawing the country's frozen credit system. The most obvious beneficiaries of the plan will be members of the "shadow banking...

Bailout for Freddie, Fannie? ... Mae are very important institutions," Bush said. Bush, the first U.S. president with an MBA degree, may have been assured, but investors apparently weren't. They dumped stocks in response ... More...