Tag Archives: Timothy Geitner

Derivatively Challenged…What else was Corzine saying today?

Posted on October 25, 2011 by pattysmith

As we peel back the layers of exposure from the US financial crisis and look to the potential impact from the impending financial market fall out in Europe, it is abundantly clear regulators and policy makers here are wanting to … Continue reading →

Posted in ERM Strategy, General | Tagged Banks, Black Rock, CDS, CMBS, Credit Event, Credit Index Options, Derivatives, DTCC, Financial Crisis, Financial Guaranty, Financial Services, Insurance, Jon Corzine, Larry Fink, MF Global, Mortgage Insurers, Real Estate, Regulation, RMBS, Swaptions, Timothy Geitner, US Treasury | Leave a comment

Fire in the Belly of American Finance, What Might Hamilton Say About a Double Blindfold Stimulus?

Posted on October 4, 2011 by pattysmith

This will be a multi-part post… Please do weigh in on the absurd… Few figures in American history were more grounded in the importance of finance to America than Alexander Hamilton. In fact, long before Mr. Porter of Harvard thought … Continue reading →

Posted in ERM Strategy, General | Tagged Alexander Hamilton, American Finance, Big Banks, Blindfold, Central Bank, China, Consumer Spending, Critical Mass, Debt Reduction, Dodd-Frank Requirements, European Debt Crisis, Federal Reserve, Financial Crisis Litigation, Housing Market Recovery, India, Japan, JPM Analyst, Liability, Main Street, Middle Class, Mr. Buffet, Mr. Hamilton's Planks, Private Financial Services Sector, Robert Wright, Small Banks, Small Business, Stimulus, Strong Dollar, Sufficient Tax Base, The First Wall Street, Timothy Geitner | Leave a comment

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Derivatively Challenged…What else was Corzine saying today?

Fire in the Belly of American Finance, What Might Hamilton Say About a Double Blindfold Stimulus?

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