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Madoff Case Triggers Wider Probe of SEC
"Many of us have lost confidence in the SEC," a Congresswoman declares.
January 5, 2009
The attempt to determine whether the Securities and Exchange Commission failed to do its job in detecting the $50 billion Ponzi scheme put together by Bernard Madoff will be the launching pad for a wider-ranging investigation of the SEC's operations, the commission's inspector general told sometimes hostile members of the House Financial Service Committee today. Read more...
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Deals: Nowhere to Go but Up
In our M&A Roundup for the week ended Jan. 4, a mere 16 North American transactions are arranged, with only Chesapeake Corp.'s billion-dollar bankruptcy buyout topping $150 million. January 5, 2009
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In Silence, a Golden Opportunity
How to raise money on the QT. January 1, 2009
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No Exit
Where are companies trapped in the IPO pipeline turning for additional financing? January 1, 2009
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Deals: Out with a Whimper, Not a Bang
In our M&A Roundup for the week ended Dec. 28, the year ends with only 21 transactions being signed, garnering a mere $1.1 billion. Will Rohm's giant deal with Dow come undone? December 29, 2008
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Ten Percent of Cos. May Lack Liquidity in 2009: Moody's
Weakening internal cash flow, looming debt maturities, and tighter covenants will spawn a liquidity shortfall for non-financial companies in 2009, according to a new report by the rating agency. December 23, 2008
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Deals: The Power and the Money
In our M&A Roundup for the week ended Dec. 22, four energy deals and three banking transactions dominate the North American top 10 as the final weeks of 2008 show spasms of life. December 22, 2008
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Early Goodwill Testing on Tap
More companies will be testing for impairments — and possibly writing down the value of intangible assets — due to the market slump, says one expert. December 19, 2008
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Banks Need More Capital
In a guest article, Alan Greenspan says banks will need much thicker capital cushions than they had before the bust. December 19, 2008
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Ground Zero
Out of conventional ammunition, the Fed uses its balance-sheet to battle the slump. December 19, 2008
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