Moody’s downgrades two French banks as the debt crisis reaches deeper into the euro’s core
Moody’s cut the long-term credit rating of France’s second- and third-largest banks by one grade to Aa2 and Aa3 today, citing the big exposures of these two French banks to the Greek banking system and their large exposure to Greek government and private sector debt.
The euro debt crisis has engulfed Europe’s banks as bank regulators have dreamed that delay was a solution
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Bank stocks are reeling because the big U.S. mortgage lenders and mortgage packagers are reportedly facing a suit be filed next week from the Federal Home Finance Administration seeking to force these financial companies to repurchase bad mortgages.
Itau Unibanco, one of the best of Brazilian banks, still shows why Brazil’s market is in bear territory
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Citigroup, like the rest of the U.S. banking group, isn’t generating any revenue growth at home
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Results from JPMorgan Chase show big increase in investment banking revenue but little improvement in loan demand
Second-quarter earnings at JPMorgan Chase rose 13% from 2010. Earnings per share of $1.27 were 7 cents a share above the Wall Street estimate. But total loans were still 1% below the level of a year ago
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