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22 hours ago ago from Pfcfinance.com\'s Weblog
Bank of America Extends More Credit in 2009 Than Any Other U.S. Bank Bank of America issued its fourth-quarter Lending & Investing Initiative Report, noting the extension of more than $758 billion in credit during 2009, including nearly $180 billion during the fourth quarter alone. This quarterly report outlines the company's progress in driving economic recovery through 10 key areas, including lending to consumers and businesses of all ...
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US Banks Have $176B Exposure To Weak Euro Countries -Report According to a report by Barclays Capital, 73 large U.S. banks have exposure of $82 billion to Ireland, $68 billion to Spain, $18 billion to Greece and $8 billion to Portugal. The report said the level of exposure was relatively low. It also suggested U.S. banks
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22 hours ago ago from Fortune 500 Global
NEW YORK ( Dow Jones ) Credit rating agency Standard & Poor's (S & P) has after the criticism of U.S. President Barack Obama to the The outlook for U.S. banks Citigroup and Bank of America from reduced. People were increased Uncertainty regarding the willingness of the U.S. government, systemic major banks additional exceptional assistance be allowed to obtain informed Standard & Poor's Ratings Services on Tuesday with. If the various ...
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23 hours ago ago from U.S. News
BofA spent $1.18M lobbying government in 4Q CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) -- Bank of America Corp., the nation's largest lender, spent $1.18 million in the fourth quarter to lobby the federal government on issues such as executive compensation, credit cards and mortgage lending practices, according to a recent disclosure report. That's up from the $820,000 it spent in the 2008 fourth quarter at the height of the financial crisis, and the $930,000 it ...
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22 hours ago ago from Wall Street Journal
BY NATHAN BECKER Standard & Poor's Ratings Service lowered its outlook for both Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. to negative, saying it is unsure whether the U.S. government would be willing to give additional support to the banks in a way that benefits their debtholders. "We believe markets are ...
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1 day ago ago from Huffington Post
It also comes after three consecutive quarterly losses in 2009 and efforts to salvage the bank's reputation among customers leery of its ongoing struggle with bad investments and U.S. tax authorities. "We have taken decisive action to transform UBS, and it is now a focused, efficient and resilient firm," Chief Executive Oswald Gruebel said in a statement. "We expect that our return to profitability will increase clients' confidence in UBS ...
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BY PATRICIA KOWSMANN AND MARGOT PATRICK LONDON Barclays PLC Chief Executive John Varley on Tuesday criticized the U.S. government for breaking away from globally coordinated banking reforms, adding that absolute measures such as shrinking the size of banks won't make the sector safer. Speaking to a U.K. Treasury committee that is studying ways to deal with institutions deemed too big to fail, Mr. Varley lamented the U.S. move to overhaul ...
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