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How Important Are Hedge Funds In A Crisis?
Before the 2007–09 crisis, standard risk measurement methods substantially underestimated the threat to the financial system. A new method that more accurately accounts for these spillover effects suggests that hedge funds may have been central in generating systemic risk during the crisis.
Sixty Four Percent Of The World's Extremely Poor Live In Just 5 Countries
The World Bank released a report on global poverty on April 10, which contains some interesting data. Astonishingly, according to the report, 64% of the world’s extremely poor population lives in just 5 countries, namely India, China, Nigeria, Bangladesh and the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Market Commentary: Last Minute Sell-Off Brings Averages Down Off Session Highs
Markets closed with the DOW in the red and everything else in the green. The NASDAQ did relatively well closing up +0.20%. There was a moderately heavy, but brisk sell-off towards the closing and was the reason the DOW closed in the red.
Market Commentary: Markets Open Flat, Down And Directionless
Premarkets were off fractionally this morning after a relatively heavy dumping after the markets closed last night. Reporting financial news was OK and in the green, but Goldman Sachs (GS), Chipotle Mexican Grill (CMG, Honeywell International (HON), General Electric (GE) and E. I. du Pont de Nemours (DuPont) (DD) reported disappointing quarterly reports.
Liquidity Policies And Systemic Risk
One of the most innovative and potentially far-reaching consequences of regulatory reform since the financial crisis has been the development of liquidity regulations for the banking system.
The Gold Market’s Big First Quarter Surprise
Recently I visited the breathtaking city of Hong Kong to speak at the seventh-annual Mines and Money conference, Asia-Pacific's premier event for mining investment deal-making and capital-raising.
A Statistical Analysis Of The S&P 500 Q1 Returns
We took the quarterly and annual returns of the S&P 500 price index from 1952-2013 and ran a correlation matrix between Q1 returns and the returns for the rest of the year.
Where Do Old People Get Their Income?
What do you know about the age group 65+?
Market Commentary: SP500 Opens Above 1847 Resistance, But Is Trending Down
Premarkets were up +0.60% this morning in light of 'not-so-good' financial reporting. The markets opened at the same level and slowly began to melt off the opening high with falling volume to match.
The Liquidity Stress Ratio: Measuring Liquidity Mismatch On Banks’ Balance Sheets
Liquidity transformation—funding longer-term assets with short-term liabilities—is one of the main functions that banks provide. However, this liquidity mismatch exposes banks to liquidity risk.
Why Buying Dips Isn't Always Recommended
Yesterday a fresh wave of selling hit the markets. This did not surprise us. We are overwhelmingly short this market.
China At Cross Road: What Can Be Learned From Previous Successful Examples
As the global economy has come into the sixth year after the 2008 crisis, the US and other advanced economies are gradually gaining more momentum to more balanced and normal (of a sorts) status.
March 2014 CPI Inflation Grows Moderately
The March 2014 Consumer Price Index (CPI-U) year-over-year inflation rate grew moderately fueled by food, natural gas and electricity prices.
Stratfor: Berlin Fears A High Court Ruling Could Threaten The European Union
The Greek economy ended its four-year exile from international markets last week with a triumphant 3 billion euro (about $4.1 billion) bond sale.
Fed Chair Yellen Believes There Might Be Room For Stronger Capital And Liquidity Standards
Federal Reserve staff are actively considering additional measures that could address these and other residual risks in the short-term wholesale funding markets.
Brokerage Firm Executives In Kickback Scheme To Secure Business Of Venezuelan Bank
The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced another round of charges in its ongoing case against several individuals involved in a massive kickback scheme to secure the bond trading business of a state-owned Venezuelan bank.
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