Showing posts with label Government NAMA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Government NAMA. Show all posts
Saturday, March 27, 2010

Economics 27/03/2010: Breaking News: AIB and FF/Government

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M ajor news breaking in the media rooms: AIB (the first story below) RedC Poll (the second story below) Story 1: The first story ...
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Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Economics 21/10/2009: Ireland = the most leveraged SPV on Earth?

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And so we now learn than Nama beast has mutated into a high-risk derivative game with ghost investors, imaginary assets and ...
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Monday, October 19, 2009

Economics 19/10/2009: A proud member of National Mediocrity

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Sunday Sunday Business show on Today FM. Minister Lenihan commenting on the anti-NAMA economists (podcast here ): "What I notice about...
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Monday, October 5, 2009

Economics 06/10/2009: A stockbrokerage strategist on Nama

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And so it comes to my attention that last week in a local Chamber of Commerce hosted a debate on Nama. Per my contacts, “a number of issu...
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Monday, September 21, 2009

Economics 21/09/2009: ECB's penalties?

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Updated version (00:42am September 22) On June 23, 2009, ECB opened bidding for its first 12-month refinancing operation. Back in May 2009, ...
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Saturday, September 12, 2009

Economics 12/09/2009: More NAMA lies exposed

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One interesting observation on Nama and a quick follow up to the developing story on ECB alleged unwillingness to deal with nationalized ban...
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Economics 12/09/2009: ECB, repos and Nama

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It has not became customary for the Government and public officials to provide 'expert commentary' on Nama that in effect attempts t...
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Friday, September 11, 2009

Economics 11/09/2009: Nama gets some deserved bashing

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Brilliant Nama analysis from DKM (available here ). Please, do read the whole thing! Few quotes and comments (emphases are my throughout): O...
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Thursday, September 10, 2009

Economics 10/09/2009: Greens' 'proposal' might lead to lingering capital problems post-Nama

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Oliver Gilvarry of Dolmen - a clear supporter of Nama As Is proposal in today's note: "The tax will be 80% of the profits gained fr...
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