ShareBelow are the latest writedown stories from the web that I have seen. Quite honestly, I have been a little behind in updating all of the stories on the timeline, so please call me out on anything important I failed to add.
For the full timeline of news, visit my credit crisis timeline. The [...]
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Writedown news: 10 Sep 2008
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Writedown news: 28 Aug 2008
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ShareBelow are the latest writedown stories from the web that I have seen. For the full timeline of news, visit my credit crisis timeline. Bloomberg recently updated their tally of writedowns to arrive at $503.8 Billion to date. That is on the timeline as well.
Also see my list of Bankrupt Global Financial [...]
Writedown news: 21 Aug 2008
Aug
ShareBelow are the latest writedown stories from the web that I have seen. For the full timeline of news, visit my credit crisis timeline. Bloomberg recently updated their tally of writedowns to arrive at $503.8 Billion to date. That is on the timeline as well.
Also see my list of Bankrupt Global Financial [...]
Writedown news: 13 Aug 2008
Aug
ShareBelow are the latest writedown stories from the web that I have seen. For the full timeline of news, visit my credit crisis timeline. Bloomberg recently updated their tally of writedowns to arrive at $501 Billion to date. That is on the timeline as well.
Also see my list of Bankrupt Global Financial [...]
Bloomberg: $500 billion in writedowns by firm
Aug
Share(See my Credit Crisis Timeline for the news stories associated with the writedowns and related events during the crisis, the most recent of which you can find here.)
Yalman Onaran at Bloomberg News has tallied the writedowns in the credit crisis to date at $501 billion. More importantly, Bloomberg has broken out the writedowns by [...]
Writedowns hit $500 billion
Aug
ShareAfter RBS’s writedowns on Friday, Bloomberg estimated that we have had nearly $500 billion in writedowns in the so-called ’sub-prime’ crisis to date.
Barclays, Britain’s third-biggest bank, had first-half writedowns of 2.8 billion pounds, it reported yesterday. Its net income declined a less-than-estimated 34 percent to 1.72 billion pounds in the first six months of the [...]
Writedown News: 07 Aug 2008
Aug
ShareAfter a week’s holiday, I have a huge backlog of stories on offer. Below are the latest writedown stories from the web that I have seen. For the full timeline of news, visit my credit crisis timeline.
Also see my list of Bankrupt Global Financial Institutions.
2008 07 30 Postbank Second-Quarter Net Falls 21% on Writedowns2008 [...]
Writedown News: 30 Jul 2008
Jul
ShareBelow are the latest writedown stories from the web. For the full timeline of news, visit my credit crisis timeline.
Also see my list of Bankrupt Global Financial Institutions.
2008 07 21 Earnings Fall 44% at Bank of America2008 07 22 Wachovia Has Record $8.9 Billion Loss, Cuts Dividend2008 07 22 KeyCorp Posts First Loss Since [...]
$467 billion in writedowns and counting
Jul
ShareThis reporting season, there have been some major, major writedowns from the likes of WaMu, Citi, Merrill, and Wachovia. Most analysts see this quarter as the last quarter of major writedowns from the credit crisis. Haven’t we heard that every quarter? Wachovia’s share price even rallied after it reported an outsized $8.9 billion [...]
Writedown News: 22 Jul 2008
Jul
ShareBelow are the latest writedown stories from the web. For the full timeline of news, visit my credit crisis timeline.
Also see my list of Bankrupt Global Financial Institutions.
2008 07 15 Regional Banks Take It on the Chin As Fallout Spreads2008 07 15 Washington Mutual Drop Wipes Out Most of TPG Holding2008 07 15 [...]
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