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BASEL, Switzerland (HedgeWorld.com) - Close on the heels of reports from the Committee of European Securities Regulators and the International Organization of Securities Commissions on the role of credit rating agencies in structured finance, the Bank for International Settlements on Thursday [July 3] issued a report about ratings in structured finance that looked at "what went wrong and what can be done to address shortcomings? The report, the work of a study group established by the BIS's Committee on the Global Financial System, was chaired by the Bank of England's Nigel Jenkinson, and incorporated feedback from the rating agencies themselves, investors and industry associations.
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A leading economic forecaster says Charleston is at risk of slipping back into a recession in as early as three months, but local officials are casting serious doubt on the claim. Moody's Economy.com, a division of Moody's Corp. - an international credit rating agency that provides analysis of both commercial and government entities - has published a report that shows Charleston is one of 22 U.S. cities at risk of plunging into a "double-dip" recession.
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This final rule amends the regulations of the Bureau of Economic Analysis, Department of Commerce (BEA) to add new entities that are required to report information on the BE-150, Quarterly Survey of Cross-Border Credit, Debit, and Charge Card Transactions, to change the survey title, and to collect data in greater detail. Specifically, this rule expands the covered entities to include companies that operate debit networks based on a personal identification number (PIN). PIN-based debit network companies will be required to report on cross- border transactions between U.S. cardholders traveling abroad and foreign businesses and foreign cardholders traveling in the United States and U.S. businesses. This change improves the identification of cross-border travel transactions. This rule als...
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Integration has been a recurrent theme on Chavez's political agenda-not Washington's kind, but the more regional-centric ALBA (Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas)- which is given reality by the concessional oil prices Venezuela has negotiated with various Latin American countries, as well as his proposal for a development bank for South America, Banco del Sur (Bank of the South). Public opinion in Latin America in general has a low regard for International Financial Institutions (IFIs), especially the IMF, which has been widely chastised for its prejudicial treatment of the Argentine economic melt-down earlier this decade and for the scores of years it spent setting harsh conditions in return for providing access to international credit.
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MONACO (Reuters) - The credit crisis is not over, and losses in the financial sector are set to be around $1.3 trillion, according to star hedge fund manager John Paulson, who says he remains short credit. In its twice-yearly report in April, the International Monetary Fund had said total potential losses on both subprime and other loans as a result of the credit crisis could reach $945 billion. Mr. Paulson, who earned $3.7 billion in 2007 according to Alpha magazine by going short the subprime sector during the U.S. mortgage meltdown, also said a deterioration in consumer spending was set to drive the U.S. economy into recession this year.
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BASEL, Switzerland (HedgeWorld.com) - The structured credit market is likely to survive the ongoing market turmoil, according to a report on credit risk transfer from the Bank of International Settlements issued Tuesday [April 1]. But the market for asset- backed securities' collateralized debt obligations will shrink dramatically, and may disappear altogether. The report comes specifically from the "Joint Forum," a group under BIS auspices that has met three times a year since 1996. As its name implies, the JF is designed to bring together the insights of banking, the insurance industry and securities regulators.
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Small Business Lending Summit on April 7 to Focus on Strategies to Unleash Franchises to Create New Jobs WASHINGTON, March 21, 2011 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ -- Over 80,000 new jobs and over $10 billion in economic output could be lost in 2011 unless credit flow to franchised small businesses increases, according to a new report released today by the International Franchise Association.
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The tenor and timing of a report on the International Monetary Fund's (IMF) flawed credit policies toward Argentina doesn't inspire enormous confidence in the prospect of reform at the fund. The report, by the IMF's Independent Evaluation Office, comes to the obvious finding that the fund was too lenient with Argentina in the years leading up to the financial meltdown of December 2001. It would be difficult to exaggerate the impact of Argentina's meltdown on regional perceptions of the role of free-markets and the IMF itself. Latin Americans saw a once-relatively prosperous country brought to its most desperate economic moment in history. It will take time for leaders in Latin America to restore the trust of the people in market forces.
