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It’s going to be really interesting to see how this plays out … Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.’s estate sued J.P. Morgan Chase & Co., alleging J.P. Morgan illegally siphoned billions of dollars from Lehman in the days before the troubled investment bank filed for the largest bankruptcy in U.S. history. The lawsuit alleges that [...] You know what I find frustrating? From today’s Wall Street Journal: And now, for what you’ve all been waiting for: Morgan Stanley’s compensation totals: Sure, the bank’s swing to a fourth-quarter profit of $617 million gets all the headlines, but here at Deal Journal, our eyes naturally seek out the compensation line on that profit [...] Now I know why the A-Train hates Goldman Sachs so much … looks like all the Goldman alums in guv-mint decided to give them a bigger break than they gave Morgan Stanley in determining worst-case scenarios in the recent stress tests performed by the Federal Reserve. Goldman’s Test Stresses Morgan Stanley Why did the stress [...] Buffett Right, U.S. Bank Plan May Cost Nothing Sept. 25 (Bloomberg) — President George W. Bush, billionaire Warren Buffett and BlackRock Inc.’s Laurence Fink are “absolutely” right to say a $700 billion U.S. plan to buy assets from financial firms may cost taxpayers nothing even with purchases at above-market prices, a top-rated analyst said. [...] This is an interesting twist. Obviously, it means that Morgan Stanley will be subject to more stringent regulation, but I wonder what it fundamentally means for the business model. This will be really interesting to following over the next days/weeks/months. Goldman Sachs, Morgan Stanley To Be Bank Holding Companies – WSJ.com The Federal Reserve said [...] Shorts face big Mack attack- Sep. 17, 2008 The Morgan Stanley chief goes on the offensive after a solid earnings report fails to halt the stock’s collapse. FORTUNE (New York) — For Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, the two remaining standalone investment banks, the world has become an ugly place. So ugly, in fact, that [...] Goldman, Morgan Grasp at Bitter Prize September 15, 2008; Page C1 Goldman Sachs Group and Morgan Stanley look like survivors in Wall Street’s purging of stand-alone investment banks. But the prize will be bitter. The investment banks report results this week for their fiscal third quarter, which ended in August. Analysts expect a profit from [...] Rescue Me: A Fed Bailout Crosses a Line WHAT are the consequences of a world in which regulators rescue even the financial institutions whose recklessness and greed helped create the titanic credit mess we are in? Will the consequences be an even weaker currency, rampant inflation, a continuation of the slow bleed that we have [...] |
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