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[edit] Federal Authorities Seize Newport Beach-Based Downey Savings and Loan

22 November 2008, by Federal Authorities Seize Newport Beach-Based Downey Savings and Loan Downey Savings and Loan finally drew it’s last, painful breath, then released it in a sigh of utter relief as one of the longest, most painful bank insolvencies to date. The body has been claimed by US Bank, which means if they don’t get killed by the same disease Downey did, they may end up owning as many homes in SoCal as people in SoCal do. I think that US Bank is assuming we will all pull out of this economic tailspi

[edit] Tim Geithner, This Mess Is Yours - Motley Fool

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Citigroup's overambition haunts bank as music stops - Telegraph.co.uk

21 November 2008, by

[edit] Paul Volcker, Jamie Dimon and Robert Rubin - Secretary of Treasury Candidates

21 November 2008, by db2dba It would be a real voyage back to the future if President-elect Obama were to pick Paul Volcker as his new Secretary of the Treasury.

[edit] Fannie and Freddie Suspend Foreclosures into January 2009

20 November 2008, by "So far the Federal Government has only had to pass one Bailout Bill for the Banks to get their help (and everyone else who does not deserve it) and just one Bailout Bill to help out the most back-ass-wardly managed industry in the nation - the forever tank-bukding, electric car killing, anti-gas efficiency Auto contingency - but somehow it is taking 4 or five programs to help a fraction of the taxpayers at risk of foreclosure."

[edit] JPMorgan cuts investment banking jobs - sources - guardian.co.uk

20 November 2008, by

[edit] UPDATE 2-JPMorgan cuts investment banking jobs - sources - Reuters

20 November 2008, by

[edit] A Foreclosure Solution so Simple it Would Work

19 November 2008, by "That's right - a solution to the foreclosure problem that would save banks from certain ruin, keep homeowners in their homes instead of out on the streets and onto Public Assistance, put a bottom on the housing price crash while allowing for high-cost areas to come into par with median income levels, and save the taxpayer trillions of dollars in debt that is to be piled on to the trillions of dollars in debt we already own. Sound too good to be true? That is understandable considering the const

[edit] The Last of the Treasury Candidates

19 November 2008, by It would be a real voyage back to the future if President-elect Obama were to pick the next candidate as his new Secretary of the Treasury. However, Paul Volcker is a fearless man who took on another looming financial crisis some 25 years ago and beat…(read more)

[edit] Bernanke, Paulson and Bair Testify - But Can We get a Witness?

18 November 2008, by "Yet, today we have Treasury Secretary Hank Paulson and his mini-me Neel Kashkari, as well as a host of other top Federal officials, testifying under oath that the threats to our economic security were not immediately apparent until just months ago - hence the gun-to-the-head threats that produced the biggest bailout of private industry in history, while prescribing less governance on the application of those funds than is required to redeem a typical twenty-cent manufacturers coupon for kitty-l

[edit] Just Because He Can

18 November 2008, by Jamie Dimon is a superhero, a rock star, and allegedly once actually slammed a revolving door.  He does not have to fire anyone to keep JP Morgan Chase afloat; his force of will is sufficient to do that.  But if there is one thing Jamie Dimon hates, it is being outdone by his archnemesis, the Bandit.  So when Citigroup announced massive layoffs, Jamie Dimon decided he needed to make some cuts of his own, probably next year, because nobody sets Jamie Dimon’s schedule.  Then Jamie Dimon punched

[edit] Finance Shorts - Financial Crisis and Banking Review - 17-11-08

17 November 2008, by Get the Complete MoneyScience RSS Feed or Subscribe by Mail.   Financial Crisis Expanding the $700 Billion Bailout…to $1 Trillion World leaders have welcomed the outcome of the G20 summit that calls for further steps to shore up a global economy on the brink of recession. The American Banking System ...

[edit] (AFX UK Focus) 2008-11-17 15:14 UPDATE 1-Ladenburg's Bove cuts JPMorgan price target (Interactive Investor)

17 November 2008, by (Recasts; adds details, share movement) Nov 17 (Reuters) - Veteran banking analyst Richard Bove cut his price target on JPMorgan Chase & Co to $37 from $45, after the company's Chief Executive, Jamie Dimon, said at a New York investor conference that rising unemployment could add ...

[edit] UPDATE 1-Ladenburg's Bove cuts JPMorgan price target - Reuters

17 November 2008, by

[edit] Message to Distressed Borrowers: You have to Help Yourselves

14 November 2008, by "As it stands, the banks and financial institutions will be the only ones receiving anything in the way of support during this crisis. Homeowners will be left to the mercy of the lenders, who will decide for themselves whether or not they want to use our tax dollars to stop the tsunami of foreclosures, or whether they just want to sit on our money and pad their pockets with hundreds of millions of dollars in unjustifiable bonuses. I think it's safe to say we are all on our own for now."

[edit] Dimon Says Recession May Be Worse Than Credit Crisis (Update2) - Bloomberg

13 November 2008, by Chief Executive Officer Jamie Dimon said the US recession ``could be worse than the credit-market crisis that brought lending to a standstill.

[edit] Dimon: Recession could be worse than market crisis - The Associated Press

12 November 2008, by

[edit] Wall $treet Folly: Things could get worse according to Jamie Dimon ...

12 November 2008, by wsf@wallstreetfolly.com (Wall Street Folly) Degrees of gloom: Speaking at a Merrill Lynch conference today in NYC, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon had some good news and some bad news. He said that increasing unemployment and financial deleveraging in the US could result in a"...

[edit] Things could get worse according to Jamie Dimon, but he's nonetheless optimistic

12 November 2008, by Things could get worse according to Jamie Dimon, but he's nonetheless optimistic Degrees of gloom: Speaking at a Merrill Lynch conference today in NYC, JP Morgan CEO Jamie Dimon had some good news and some bad news.  He said that increasing unemployment and financial deleveraging in the U.S. could result in a" deep" recession that might be worse than the credit crunch, but he's still optimistic. According to Bloomberg:

[edit] Dimon Says Recession May Be Worse Than Credit Crisis (Update2) - Bloomberg

12 November 2008, by

[edit] UPDATE 1-JPMorgan's Dimon sees unemployment adding to losses - Reuters

12 November 2008, by

[edit] Dimon: Recession could be worse than market crisis

12 November 2008, by NEW YORK (AP) — The economy’s downturn could end up being worse than the recent crisis in the financial markets, JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon said Wednesday at a banking conference…. Klik her for læse hele nyheden

[edit] Dimon: Recession could be worse than market crisis

12 November 2008, by Dimon: Recession could be worse than market crisis Newsvine - business Wed, 11/12/2008 - 13:50 The economy's downturn could end up being worse than the recent crisis in the financial markets, JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon said Wednesday at a banking conference.

[edit] Charlie Rose - A conversation with Jamie Dimon

12 November 2008, by unknown A conversation with Jamie Dimon, Chairman and CEO of JPMorgan Chase & Co. [Charlie on CNBC discussing his interview with Jamie Dimon](http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=787817206&play=1)

[edit] Jeff Matthews Is Not Making This Up: Jamie Dimon for Treasury?

12 November 2008, by Jeff Matthews But Jamie Dimon is something else. Speaking at a recent Merrill Lynch conference, Dimon gave perhaps the best explanation for the financial freeze-up I’ve ever seen, and it didn’t involve charts or graphs. ...

[edit] Armed with Experience: A SHORT SALE STORY

11 November 2008, by "To put all circumstances in perspective, after living in a home we purchased for three full years, our first - not an investment property - we relocated to another state due to self imposed job transfer to facilitate my wife, who is permanently disabled, so as to be closer to her immediate family. We placed our home on the market in June 2006, anticipating an expeditious sale at the beginning of the decline. Needless to say the home remained unsold and vacant for 18 months. With all equity earn

[edit] Downey Savings and Loan FORM 10-Q

11 November 2008, by Downey Savings and Loan FORM 10-Q UNITED STATES SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION WASHINGTON, D.C. 20549 ___________________________ FORM 10-Q (Mark One) For the quarterly period ended September 30, 2008OR For the transition period from __________ to __________ Commission File Number 1-13578(Exact name of registrant as specified in its charter) N/A (Former name, former address and former fiscal year, if changed since last report.) Indicate by check mark whether the registrant

[edit] Crisis worst since Great Depression

10 November 2008, by unknown Jamie Dimon has been hailed the superhero of this global crisis. He has ensured that JP Morgan is not only one of the biggest bank in America but is also one of the safest banks today.

[edit] Will Dimon Replace Paulson? - BankInvestmentConsultant.com

7 November 2008, by

[edit] Obamanomics: Meet the Team

6 November 2008, by Fortune magazine has posted 14 profiles detailing the unofficial members of Obama’s economic team.  In case you missed it, we have already covered the following individuals: Larry Summers Jamie Dimon A blogger from US News is even putting odds on who the next Treasury Secretary will be.

[edit] Obama Team Shifts to Transition Mode

6 November 2008, by A day after winning a historic victory that will make him the first black president in the nation's history, Barack Obama remained largely out of public view yesterday while his aides announced the first details of an ambitious plan for the transfer of power when he assumes office in January.

[edit] Tweets for today

6 November 2008, by 23:51 @kristabella Just wait until he taps Jamie Dimon :

[edit] Obama Team Shifts to Transition Mode

6 November 2008, by A day after winning a historic victory that will make him the first black president in the nation's history, Barack Obama remained largely out of public view yesterday while his aides announced the first details of an ambitious plan for the transfer of power when he assumes office in January.

[edit] Obama Team Shifts to Transition Mode

6 November 2008, by A day after winning a historic victory that will make him the first black president in the nation's history, Barack Obama remained largely out of public view yesterday while his aides announced the first details of an ambitious plan for the transfer of power when he assumes office in January.

[edit] Tweets for today

6 November 2008, by 21:03 "You brought a spoon to a spork fight!" # 21:29 Darn battery died on my BlackBerry. No more Twittering for me from the family room tonight! # 22:50 @kristabella I heard it was appointed by the governor...betcha G-Rod taps himself # 22:55 Hey W - *this* is an effing mandate, pally # 23:51 @kristabella ...

[edit] Just call me President Barack Obama

5 November 2008, by A huge victory for Obama, the Democratic party, and the United States. But can Barak Obama come through on all his promises? On January 20, Barack Obama will be sworn in as the 44th president of the United States. And like Franklin Delano Roosevelt did as he took the White House while facing the Depression, he’ll have to make it up as he goes. The nation should know before Obama replaces George W. Bush much more of what he plans to do for the economy and business. Sure, there are his myriad

[edit] A Hardship Letter to Countrywide - Family on the Brink of Disaster

4 November 2008, by "One reader - who we will call "Kitty" - has volunteered her to share her story, recounting the chain of events that has thrust her family from the comfort middle-class security to the brink of bankruptcy and foreclosure in the span of about one year. "Kitty's" story demonstrates the very precarious nature of America's middle class, especially in the face of a contracting economy, increased competition from overseas, and a government determined to drive it to into extinction. Read 'Kitty's" stor

[edit] JPMorgan Chase to Present at the Merrill Lynch Banking & Financial Services Conference

4 November 2008, by New York, November 4, 2008 - Jamie Dimon, Chairman & Chief Executive Officer, of JPMorgan Chase & Co., will present at the Merrill Lynch Banking & Financial Services Conference at the Grand Hyatt Hotel in New York City on Wednesday, November 12, 2008 at approximately 12:50 p.m. (Eastern). Presentation slides and a live audio webcast will be posted on the day of the conference to www.jpmorganchase.com under Investor Relations, Investor Presentations. JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE:

[edit] JP Morgan Chases to Open More Jobs in Asia

4 November 2008, by Here is some piece of good news to the jobless people in the Philippines and India. While most of us fearing recession are praying for a rebound in the world crisis today, JP Morgan Chase has... This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!

[edit] Dimon sees 2010 rebound for JPMorgan - InvestmentNews

4 November 2008, by

[edit] What Went Wrong With WaMu?

4 November 2008, by What Went Wrong With WaMu? Many shareholders believe in a criminal conspiracy. They want to see people in jail. A lot of banks have failed recently. A lot of people were unprepared for this credit meltdown. WaMu seems to have more in common with other failed banks than differences. From SeattlePI.com: SO WHAT'S NEW with government regulators' controversial seizure and sale of Washington Mutual's banking operations? Not much, it seems. Not that aggrieved shareholders have given up

[edit] Harvard Business School 100 Years

4 November 2008, by On April 8, 2008, Harvard Business School marked the 100th year since its founding and they have been celebrating for the better part of a year. On October 12 - 14, 2008, HBS hosted The Business Summit. Related posts:Yale School of Management’s Pre-MBA Program The Yale School of Management (Yale SOM) has announced...HBR Video: Daniel Goleman on Social Intelligence This video is associated with Social Intelligence and the... Related posts brought to you by Yet Another Related Posts Plugin.

[edit] Xiaoming Wang: The spring of IT is coming

3 November 2008, by Dot-com bubbles Looking back a decade ago, Dot-com bubbles in 1995-2001 especially its climax in 2000 was hardly forgotten. The decline of IT, specifically Dot-come business defeated the confidence of IT investors and employees. The IT industry did not fall over, innovation of hardware and software, ...

[edit] Xiaoming Wang: The spring of IT is coming

3 November 2008, by Dot-com bubbles Looking back a decade ago, Dot-com bubbles in 1995-2001 especially its climax in 2000 was hardly forgotten. The decline of IT, specifically Dot-come business defeated the confidence of IT investors and employees. The IT industry did not fall over, innovation of hardware and software, ...

[edit] Who Owns the Fed?

3 November 2008, by Federal Reserve Ellen Brown, JD writes: The Federal Reserve (or Fed) has assumed sweeping new powers in the last year.  In an unprecedented move in March 2008, the New York Fed advanced the funds for JPMorgan Chase Bank to buy investment bank Bear Stearns for pennies on the dollar.  The deal was particularly ...

[edit] JPMorgan Chase & Co. CEO Jamie Dimon thinks Asia is worst Market ...

3 November 2008, by Amarendra Bhushan Speaking in Hong Kong, Jamie Dimon also said the acquisitions of Bear Stearns Cos. and Washington Mutual Inc., both victims of the credit crunch, will help JPMorgan’s performance in the “longer term,”. “I don’t think Asia can avoid the ...

[edit] Banks Owe Executives $40B In Pay, Pensions

31 October 2008, by Jamie Dimon, CEO J.P. Morgan Chase Lloyd Blankfein, CEO Goldman Sachs Top Wall Street banks scheduled to receive $125 billion in government capital injections reportedly owe their executives more than $40 billion in compensation and pension packages year to date, complicating U.S. Treasury stipulations that the banks strictly use capital infusions to boost lending.  (WSJ) According to a Wall Street Journal tabulation, Goldman Sachs, J.P. Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley owe their executives

[edit] Paulson and Bernanke’s bait and switch

30 October 2008, by We were told that the American taxpayer needed to pony up three quarters of a trillion dollars to buy up toxic debt so banks could start lending again, which would bail out the economy. Then we were told the money would be used to invest directly in banks, thus recapitalizing them and allowing them ...

[edit] Obama's Handful: The New Yorkers Who May Be Going to Washington | The ...

29 October 2008, by prudentpolitico Barack Obama promised change. And New York ’s elite Democratic policy experts and political donors, at least, are going to get it.

[edit] A new economy

23 October 2008, by At a Newhouse School/New Yorker event yesterday, Gary Hart said that President Obama (presuming) could not rebuild a 20th century economy out of this wreckage but will need to build a 21st century economy. That is what I tried to argue in this post about the Google economy — or rather, the new economy ...