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POPSU.S. Hung Loans Pipeline Falls To $91B If the leveraged loan overhang is starting to retreat, that is an encouraging sign of more easing of the credit crunch. Next thing to watch for: an improvement in pricing.
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POPSFBI's subprime crackdown may expand to more firms The investigations cover companies across the financial services industry, ranging from mortgage lenders and investment banks to developers and subprime lenders, and cover possible accounting fraud, insider trading and other violations of criminal law.
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POPSCommodities roar into 2008 Pension funds and other long-term investors have pumped well in excess of $100 billion into commodities over the past five years,
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POPSCredit Suisse Is A Bond Victim So far it has been financial firms' mortgage units that have taken the pink slips as a result of the sub-prime mortgage meltdown. This may be a sign of what's to come in other divisions
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POPSCommodities: The Untroubled Asset Class Two possible implications of Adam Cole's observation that unlike equities, forex and fixed income, commodities have been relatively untroubled by the current credit crunch: one the four year commodity bull run may be less global liquidity dependent than many thought; two: the global economy may be more robust than many think.