Ziggo: state of the market
- February 29th, 2012
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The IPO of the Netherlands’ cable operator will hold clues for other private equity offerings
Archive for February, 2012
The IPO of the Netherlands’ cable operator will hold clues for other private equity offerings
FBI widens investigation from tech stocks with 300 people under scrutiny over hedge fund deals linked to drug approval and takeovers
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has completed the sale of a portfolio of risky mortgage securities once held by AIG for a profit
Outspoken radio presenter Danny Baker does not sit on the fence. He thinks insurance is a waste of time and money. And worse, it encourages people to live in a state of constant anxiety. We investigate…
David Becker agrees to pay more than $550,000 to the trustee overseeing the firm’s liquidation
The US lending subsidiary has halted foreclosures for more than a year amid allegations it illegally seized homes using false documents, the bank revealed
Private equity has faced intense scrutiny for the way executives have built fortunes aided by beneficial tax treatment
Lender’s reluctance to join the exotic mortgage frenzy has paid off as it now leads with a market share nearing one in three of US home loans
Small and medium-sized companies could save up to 3% if they paid Chinese suppliers in their own local currency, rather than dollars
Barclays, Santander and RBS are under political pressure not to cut financial ties with troubled credit card and identity theft insurer