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21 hours ago ago from Stockprices.net
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Goldman Sachs' spokesman, Lucas van Praag, responds to the NYT's article at the Huffington Post. Here's a sample: NYT assertion : "Goldman's demands for billions of dollars from the insurer helped put it in a precarious financial position by bleeding much-needed cash." The facts : Relative to the size of AIG's overall business, Goldman Sachs was a small counterparty. We don't believe our marks were "aggressive," they reflected market ...
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15 hours ago ago from Snuffysmith's Blog
Goldman Sachs And The Republicans with 111 comments I testified yesterday to the Senate Banking Committee hearing on the “Volcker Rules” (full pdf version; summary). My view is that while the principles behind these proposed rules are exactly on target – limiting the size of our largest banks and preventing any financial institution backed by the government, implicitly or explicitly, from taking big risks – the specific rule changes would ...
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