A league of their own
In the legendary one-upsmanship of Wall Street, few things matter more than a firm’s rankings on the league tables. The tables are the financial equivalent of People Magazine’s “Most Beautiful People” list, although in this case beauty is measured in…
Wall Street forced to open its kimono
AP The Securities and Exchange Commission, caught seemingly unaware by the collapse of Bear Stearns, is mandating that all investment banks disclose their capital and liquidity levels. According to Bloomberg: “One of the lessons learned from the Bear Stearns experience…
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May 10th, 2008 at 11:57 am
[…] A league of their own In the legendary one-upsmanship of Wall Street, few things matter more than a firm’s rankings on the league tables. The tables are the financial equivalent of People Magazine’s “Most Beautiful People” list, although in this case beauty is measured in… Wall Street forced to open its kimono AP The Securities and Exchange Commission, caught seemingly […] […]
May 10th, 2008 at 1:10 pm
[…] A league of their own In the legendary one-upsmanship of Wall Street, few things matter more than a firm’s rankings on the league tables. The tables are the financial equivalent of People Magazine’s “Most Beautiful People” list, although in this case beauty is measured in… Wall Street forced to open its kimono AP The Securities and Exchange Commission, caught seemingly […] […]