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Lehman Montag Exitus? [URL="http://www.mmnews.de/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=1033"] [IMG]http://www.mmnews.de/templates/yt_switch/images/pdf_button.png[/IMG][/URL] [URL="http://www.mmnews.de/index2.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1033&pop=1&page=0&Itemid=161"] [IMG]http://www.mmnews.de/templates/yt_switch/images/printButton.png[/IMG][/URL] [URL="http://www.mmnews.de/index2.php?option=com_content&task=emailform&id=1033&itemid=161"] [IMG]http://www.mmnews.de/templates/yt_switch/images/emailButton.png[/IMG][/URL] Samstag, 13. September 2008 [B][FONT=verdana,geneva]Krisensitzung: FED, Finanzminister, mögliche Käufer beraten in New York. Käufer derzeit nicht in Sicht.[/FONT][/B]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Die Federal Reserve Bank of New York hat am Freitagabend eine Krisensitzung abgehalten. «Hochrangige Vertreter der Finanzmärkte trafen sich bei der Federal Reserve of New York am Freitag, um über die jüngsten Marktentwicklungen zu diskutieren», sagte ein Fed-Sprecher der Nachrichtenagentur Reuters.[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Zur gleichen Zeit kamen leitende Angestellte von Lehman, mögliche Käufer sowie Regierungsvertreter zusammen, um ein Rettungspaket für das um sein Überleben kämpfende Kredithaus zu schnüren.[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Zum Treffen im Büro des Chefs der New Yorker Fed, Timothy Geithner, kamen Finanzminister Henry Paulson, ranghohe Vertreter grosser Finanzinstitutionen sowie der Vorsitzende der US- Börsenaufsicht SEC, Christopher Cox. Weitere Einzelheiten nannte die Fed zunächst nicht.[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Finanzminister Paulson sage jedoch, dass die Regierung sich nicht an einem Kauf von Lehman beteiligen würde. [/FONT]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Prof. Anthoni Sabino von der St. John's University urteilte, dass es schon eines Wunders bedürfte, wenn Lehman überleben würde. Es sei sehr unwahrscheinlich, dass Lehman am Montag noch existiere. [/FONT]

[FONT=verdana,geneva]Das «Wall Street Journal» berichtete, dass unter anderen die Chefs der US-Banken Morgan Stanley und Merrill Lynch, John Mack und John Thain, zu der Sitzung erschienen seien. In der «New York Times» hiess es, dass zudem die Bank of America an dem Treffen teilgenommen haben soll. Bis jetzt sieht es allerdings nicht so aus, als wenn irgendein Beteiligter Lehman komplett übernehmen will. Lediglich für einzelne Unternehmensteile gebe es Interesse. [/FONT]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Das 1850 von deutschen Einwanderern gegründete Traditionshaus braucht dringend Kapital, um Verluste aus faulen Immobilienkrediten auszugleichen.[/FONT]

[FONT=verdana,geneva]Die Krise bei Lehman erinnert stark an das Schicksal der US-Rivalin Bear Stearns: Die Investmentbank hatte im März wegen ähnlicher Schwierigkeiten auf Druck der US-Notenbank ihrem Zwangsverkauf zugestimmt.[/FONT]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Unterdessen hat der "Lehman-Virus" fast den ganzen Finanzsektor in den USA erfasst. Unter hohen Umsätzen stürzten auch Merrill Lynch ab. Außerdem verlor der weltgrößte Versicherungskonzern AIG an der Wall Street allein am Freitag 20% und notiert nach einem atemberaubenden Absturz der Aktie wieder auf dem Niveau von 1991. [/FONT]

[B]LEHMAN BROS HLDGS INC (LEH) 22:00:37
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[B]AMERICAN INTL GROUP INC (AIG) (FINANSAL KREDI SIGORTA SIRKETI) 22:01:04
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[B]Lehman (LEH), WaMu (WM), And Merrill Lynch (MER): What Next?[/B]

13-sep-2008

[URL="http://247wallstreet.typepad.com/.shared/image.html?/photos/uncategorized/2008/09/11/clown.jpg"][IMG]http://www.247wallst.com/images/2008/09/11/clown.jpg[/IMG][/URL]In the next day or two, the financial markets could hit their tipping point. It is certainly not beyond the realm of the possible that Lehman (LEH) and Washington Mutual (WM) could fail. Merrill Lynch (MER) is also trading off sharply.
Looking into what is now a nearly bottomless well, a failure of several firms could cut the implied value of mortgage-back securities and other consumer debt instruments by 20% or 30% more than their nominal value a few weeks ago.This is not a measured failure of inherent value. It is an annihilation. Value of existing derivatives, which have not been valued by trading in the open market could face a catastrophic failure.

The Fed and Treasury would have little choice other than to step in with tens of billions of dollars, or watch the banking system dissolve.
If the government has to put up this level of capital, it will have effects not unlike those at Fannie Mae (FNM) and Freddie Mac (FRE).The Treasury, and, by extension, the taxpayers end up owning some of the nation's largest financial institutions. Common shareholders and subordinated debt holders are wiped out.
This is what the markets feared in March and April. This month, it may come to pass.
Douglas A. McIntyre:dü::dü::dü::dü:

[B]Will Lehman be forced to break up?[/B]



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[COLOR=#A3A3A3]Last update: 6:45 p.m. EDT Sept. 13, 2008[/COLOR]


[B]SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- The forced breakup of Lehman Bros. or even its liquidation became a possible scenario over the weekend as talks dragged on unsuccessfully Saturday between top U.S. financial officials and executives at major Wall Street firms trying to forestall the collapse of the investment firm and to keep weakness among financials from spreading.[/B]

According to a report in the online edition of the Wall Street Journal citing people familiar with the matter, the outlines of a rescue plan emerged, but at the same time talks revealed that a sale of the entire firm ([URL="http://www.marketwatch.com/quotes//leh"]LEH[/URL]:Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc
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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Treasury officials and banking executives have been meeting since Friday evening in the hopes of engineering a plan for a private-sector rescue for the once-venerable investment firm before Asian markets open for trading Monday.
Shortly before 7 p.m. Eastern on Saturday, media outlets reported that no deal had been reached over Lehman's fate but that negotiations would likely continue between the Fed and bank executives on Sunday.
As expectations of a deal swung to doubt, the Journal reported, plans emerged for firms to either buy pieces of Lehman or for an orderly winding down of the firm.
The Journal said that under one scenario, Barclays PLC ([URL="http://www.marketwatch.com/quotes//bcs"]BCS[/URL]:BCS
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<img class="pixelTracking" border="0" width="1" height="1">[URL="http://www.marketwatch.com/tools/quotes/quotes.asp?symb=BAC"]BAC[/URL], , ) would buy Lehman's valuable assets, such as its equities business, while the more risky real-estate assets would be merged into a another entity that would contain about $85 billion in souring assets.
Other Wall Street firms would try to inject some capital into that "bad bank" so that a flood of bad assets doesn't deluge the market, damaging the value of similar assets held by other banks and insurers, according to the report. The banks are also looking for the government to somehow support the bad bank.
An earlier story in the Journal reported that Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson has made it clear to participants in the talks, called Friday by the New York Federal Reserve, that no government bailout for Lehman should be expected.
The Journal reported that while teams of bankers are working on the plans, it appears few banks are in a position to provide enough funding. Many banks are inclined to preserve capital ahead of third-quarter and year-end cash preservation moves. Also, the report noted, banks don't want to see rivals such as Barclays or Bank of America pay so little for the valuable assets.
Citing people familiar with the matter, the Journal said Bank of America, until today considered Lehman's most likely savior, seems to be less interested in a deal. Neither Barclays nor Bank of America wants to buy all of Lehman without some government assistance, the Journal said.
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In addition to Paulson, New York Fed President Timothy Geithner and Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Christopher Cox were present at the weekend talks. According to media reports, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke is involved in the deliberations, but did not attend Friday night's meeting.
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As hopes fade for a sale, a second group of bankers reportedly is weighing the alternative of liquidating the firm's business, according to reports.
The Journal reported many Wall Street traders met Saturday to weigh their options if Lehman is forced into liquidation. One unnamed trader said conditions in the credit default swap market and the short-term repo markets are more stable today than they were in March, when Bear Stearns nearly collapsed, but said that if Lehman is forced to liquidate, Monday could be a grim day for financial markets.
Global concerns intensify
Global fears intensified over the weekend that the possible collapse of the country's fourth-largest investment bank would hurt markets and damage confidence.
German Finance Minister Peer Steinbrueck said Saturday said he hopes there will be an end to the uncertainty over the fate of Lehman before Monday.
"You have to ask the parties involved in the U.S.," Steinbrueck said at a press conference in Nice, France following a meeting of finance ministers and central bankers from the European Union. "But we're hearing that the U.S. authorities are trying to find a solution by Monday and before Asian markets open."
Speaking alongside Steinbrueck, Bundesbank President Axel Weber said the German central bank has been in contact with the country's banks and is aware of their individual exposures to Lehman. Weber said that if a Lehman resolution is found, "the impact should be limited." .dng.dng.dng

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[B]Lehman talks extend to third day[/B]

Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:38am EDT

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By Dan Wilchins and Glenn Somerville
NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Regulators and bankers failed on Saturday to reach a deal to end the crisis at investment bank Lehman Brothers, and emergency talks were extended to a third day as authorities seek to calm jittery financial markets.
So far this year, the government has sponsored rescues of Lehman rival Bear Stearns and mortgage lenders Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae.
But this time, U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson is adamant that taxpayer funds not be used, a source familiar with his thinking said on Friday.
The talks on Saturday ended without an announcement, but the final outcome could include hiving off Lehman's bad assets into a "bad bank", in which rival banks would acquire stakes, or even allowing it to file for bankruptcy, people briefed on the matter told Reuters earlier.
The crisis presents a delicate balancing act for Paulson and the Federal Reserve, who have urged Wall Street chiefs to come up with their own solution.
The authorities don't want to be accused of encouraging excessive risk-taking by bailing out another yet another investment bank.
But they also cannot afford to let a blow-up of Lehman paralyze the financial system and deepen the credit crisis.
Investors said that if nothing is done by Monday, global financial markets could plunge, because of fear that the U.S. government will have to prop up more financial institutions. [B][URL="http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:goToPage%282%29;"]Continued[/URL]
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Urknall an Finanzmärkten [URL="http://www.mmnews.de/index2.php?option=com_content&do_pdf=1&id=1041"] [IMG]http://www.mmnews.de/templates/yt_switch/images/pdf_button.png[/IMG][/URL] [URL="http://www.mmnews.de/index2.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=1041&pop=1&page=0&Itemid=70"] [IMG]http://www.mmnews.de/templates/yt_switch/images/printButton.png[/IMG][/URL] [URL="http://www.mmnews.de/index2.php?option=com_content&task=emailform&id=1041&itemid=70"] [IMG]http://www.mmnews.de/templates/yt_switch/images/emailButton.png[/IMG][/URL] Von Heinz-Jürgen Fandrich Samstag, 13. September 2008 [B][FONT=verdana,geneva]Eine Blase nach der anderen platzt. Banken Bankrott. Wie lange kann das Finanzsystem diesen Stress aushalten?[/FONT][/B] [FONT=verdana,geneva]Die Märkte taumeln, drohen zu stürzen, werden gestützt und stürzen wieder.[/FONT]

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[FONT=verdana,geneva]Die Welt leidet an Blasenproblemen. Unheilbar ? [/FONT]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Von links droht die Inflationsblase und wird immer dicker. [/FONT]
[FONT=verdana,geneva]Morgan Stanley: Inflationsrate in 50 Ländern mehr als 10 Prozent. [/FONT]
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[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Die US-Immobilienblase lässt gemächlich Luft ab. Seit einem Jahr hat sie schon 20% oder 4 000 Milliarden US $ an Vermögenswerten vernichtet. Und sie wird es weiter tun.[/FONT] [/B][/LIST]



[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Die US-Subprimeblase steigert immer noch den Druck und schickt Millionen Menschen in die Zwangsversteigerung.[/FONT] [/B][/LIST]



[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Die Überschuldungsblase mit ihrer Füllung 49 Billionen $ Gesamtverschuldung der USA, 13 Billionen $ Privatverschuldung der Bürger, bei gleichzeitiger Sparrate Null sieht auch nicht wirklich gut aus.[/FONT] [/B][/LIST]



[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Die US Geldmengen- Blase ist zum Bersten gefüllt. Der Inhalt wird nicht mal mehr gezählt.[/FONT][/B][/LIST]


[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Die Derivaten- Blase ist zur finanziellen Massenvernichtungswaffe mutiert, sagt Warren Buffet.[/FONT][/B][/LIST]


[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Die Hedgefond- Blase ist völlig unberechenbar. Den Inhalt kennt keiner. [/FONT][/B][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Es sollen 2 Billionen $ Eigenmittel und 20 Billionen $ Kredite sein, sagen Fachleute.[/FONT][/B][/LIST]


[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Die Gold Leasing Blase ist geheimnisumwittert. Niemand weiß so recht, …. aber es sollen 15 000 der 30 000 Tonnen Zentralbankgold längst verkauft sein. Also nix mehr im Tresor?[/FONT] [/B][/LIST]



[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva]Bankenkrise mit unsicherer Einlagensicherung und die Drohung, dass Pensionsfonds ihre Rentenzusagen nicht einhalten können, drücken nun auch noch heftig auf die Konsumblase.[/FONT][/B][/LIST]


[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Auch die steigenden Militärausgaben tragen nicht zum Vertrauen der Verbraucher bei.[/FONT][/B][/LIST]
[B][FONT=verdana,geneva] [/FONT][/B]
[LIST][*][B][FONT=verdana,geneva] Kein Wunder, dass sich die Autoindustrie, die Bauindustrie, die Airlines, …… oder lassen sie es mich anders formulieren, schlicht die ganze USA am Rande des Ruins befindet. Vielleicht sind sie auch schon ruiniert, …. sagen es aber nicht.[/FONT][/B][/LIST]

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All diese Blasen stehen in Wechselwirkung. Platzt eine, platzen alle. Dann haben wir ihn, den ultimativen Urknall. Anschließend werden wir 5 Jahre lang die Ursachen ergründen.[/FONT]

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Sonntag, 14. September 2008
[B]158 Jahre Tradition
Die Geschichte Lehmans[/B]


Wegen der Finanzmarktkrise ist auch die Traditionsbank Lehman Brothers in Bedrängnis. Ein Zusammenbruch kann offensichtlich nur noch durch eine Zerschlagung verhindert werden, damit würde eine 158 Jahre alte Geschichte zu Ende gehen.

[B]1844[/B]: Henry Lehman, ein Auswanderer aus Deutschland, eröffnet einen kleinen Gemischtwarenhandel in Montgomery im US-Bundesstaat Alabama

[B]1850[/B]: Seine Brüder Emmanuel und Mayer Lehman stoßen dazu und nennen ihr Handelsgeschäft ab sofort Lehman Brothers

[B]1858[/B]: Die nun mit Baumwolle handelnden Brüder verlagern ihre Geschäftstätigkeit nach New York

[B]1860[/B]: Nach dem Amerikanischen Bürgerkrieg gründen sie die New York Cotton Exchange(New Yorker Baumwollbörse) 1889: Lehman garantiert mit der International Steam Pump Company erstmals eine Emission

[B]1887[/B]: Lehman Brothers wird Mitglied der New Yorker Börse

[B]1929[/B]: Die Lehman Corporation wird als Investmentgesellschaft gegründet

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[B]1960[/B]: Lehman eröffnet ein Büro in Paris

[B]1972[/B]: Lehman eröffnet als eine der ersten Investmentbanken ein Büro in London, um von dem florierenden Anleihenmarkt in Europa zu profitieren

[B]1984[/B]: Die Investmentbank wird von American Express aufgekauft und mit den Investmenthaus Shearson fusioniert

[B]1993[/B]: American Express stößt Shearson ab. Lehman wird wieder unabhängig und erhält erneut den Namen Lehman Brothers

[B]1994[/B]: Lehman geht an die New Yorker Börse. Richard Fuld Jr. übernimmt die Chefposition

[B]1999[/B]: Lehman gründet eine Allianz mit der Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi für Fusionen und Übernahmen in Japan

[B]2002[/B]: Lehman gründet eine Sparte für Vermögensverwaltung und übernimmt von Lincoln Capital Management das Geschäft mit festverzinslichen Wertpapieren

[B]2003[/B]: Lehman kauft die Vermögensverwalter Neuberger Berman und The Crossroads Group

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[B]2007[/B]: Die in New York ansässige Investmentbank beschäftigt weltweit etwa 28.000 Angestellte; Lehman weist Rekordeinnahmen und -gewinne aus; das Unternehmen hat seine Marktposition als viertgrößte US-Investmentbank gefestigt

[B]Mai 2007[/B]: Der New Yorker Immobilien-Gigant Tishman Speyer und Lehman Brothers kaufen den börsennotierten Wohnungseigentümer Archstone-Smith Trust für insgesamt umgerechnet 15,7 Milliarden Euro; der Fonds umfasst 80.000 Apartments in New York, Kalifornien und anderen Küstenregionen, der Zeitpunkt der Übernahme war aber ungünstig: Seitdem sind die Haus- und Apartmentpreise um rund 20 Prozent eingebrochen

[B]10. September 2008[/B]: Die krisengeschüttelte Großbank verbucht für das dritte Quartal einen vorläufigen Verlust von 3,9 Milliarden Dollar. Selbst Experten hatten lediglich mit einem Verlust von 3,43 Milliarden Dollar gerechnet. Die Bank erwartet zudem Abschreibungen von 7,8 Milliarden Dollar. Um an dringend benötigtes frisches Kapital zu kommen, veräußert sie nun auch ihr Tafelsilber: Lehman will mehr als die Hälfte der Investmentsparte verkaufen. Besonders problematisch ist das 60 Milliarden Dollar schwere Portfolio an Immobilienkrediten. Das Volumen übertrifft sehr deutlich den Unternehmenswert.

ＮＹ原油が一段安、一時98ドル台　時間外取引
　【シカゴ＝毛利靖子】ニューヨーク原油先物相場は14日午前の時間外取引で一段安となった。ニューヨーク・マーカンタイル取引所（ＮＹＭＥＸ）で指標となるＷＴＩ（ウエスト・テキサス・インターミディエート）先物で期近の10月物は一時、前週末比2.34ドル安の1バレル98.84ドルまで下落した。米金融不安の再燃で景気が一段と冷え込むことを懸念し、機関投資家が持ち高を整理している。

　ＮＹＭＥＸはハリケーン「アイク」などの影響を考慮し、同日の時間外取引を通常より前倒しで開始した。「アイク」は米東部時間の13日未明に製油所が集中する米テキサス州に上陸し高潮などの被害をもたらした。投資家は石油製品の生産に与える影響や米証券大手リーマン・ブラザーズを巡る当局の動きに注目している。 (01:41)

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　【ニューヨーク＝山下茂行】米財務省と米連邦準備理事会（ＦＲＢ）、大手金融機関の首脳らによる米証券大手リーマン・ブラザーズの経営問題についての協議が大詰めを迎えている。13、14両日の協議では、民間が資金を出し合ってリーマンが抱える不良資産を買い取る案などが浮上したもよう。民間側の拠出額について300億ドルに上るとの観測も出ている。14日をメドに結論をまとめる方向で調整しているが、救済策が成立するかどうかは依然として不透明だ。

　13日の協議では、リーマンを現在の経営形態で存続させる手法から、株式売買や資産運用などの優良事業と、不良資産（約530億ドル）に分離し、不良資産を別会社に移す手法に議論の軸足が移ったとウォールストリート・ジャーナル（電子版）など複数の欧米メディアが報じた。14日には英紙フィナンシャル・タイムズが「選択肢の一つ」として民間がリーマンの不良資産を300億ドルで買い取る案が論議されていると伝えた。 (00:51)

Lehman Icin Bu Gece Cozum Cikmazsa.!! Sen Gor !! Yarindan Itibaren Imkb'yi Lehman'nin Batisi Domino Tesiri Yapar.!!

Lehman'in Elindeki 85 Milyar Dolarlik Batik Evrak Var.!!

Lehman Icin Londra(finans piyasasinin) Borsasinin Krali olarak kabul gorurdu...ozellikle londra finans piyasasindan dunya'ya yon verirdi. Turkiye'deki Sicak Paranin sahibleri Londra'daki Tefecilerin;

Yarindan Itibaren Bu Londra Tefecileri Sayet Lehman Icin Bu Gece Cozum Cikmazsa Yarin Imkb'yi Cokertirler.!!

Vob'da Ekim Vade 30 Endex'inde Dusus Yonunde Pozisyon Almaniz Durumunda . Kafadan En Az 1500 Baz Puan Kazanmak Icten Bile Degil .

Tekrar Yaziyorum. Lehman Bu Gece Rahmetli Olursa.!!

Yine Son Karar Hur Irade Sizlerin Elinde !!

sn catedral abla şu lehmanla ilgili gelecek karar nedir ne zaman gelecek ....
sen anlatmazsan anlayamıyorum ben .... üüü .. üüü

ha şöyle....
hayırlı olsun topiğin....yeni gördüm...

bak ugradık bile çayını içmeye....

sen devam et burda.. seans içine yorum yapmaya gel.. türkçe haber özetine gel..

ama sakın almanca copy paste ye gelme...

olurmu sevgili kayahan..

Wall Street Prepares for Potential Lehman Bankruptcy (Update1)
By Craig Torres
Sept. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Wall Street prepared for a potential [URL="http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=LEH%3AUS"]Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.[/URL] bankruptcy after Barclays Plc said it pulled out of talks to buy the firm and the government indicated it wouldn't provide funds in a resolution.
Banks and brokers today held a session for netting derivatives transactions with Lehman, or canceling trades that offset each other, in case the New York-based firm files for bankruptcy before midnight New York time.
``The purpose of this session is to reduce risk associated with a potential Lehman Brothers Inc. bankruptcy filing,'' the International Swaps and Derivatives Association said in a statement today. The ISDA includes 218 banks, brokerages, insurance companies and other financial institutions from the U.S. and abroad.
The step indicates that Wall Street lacks confidence that three days of talks to find a buyer for Lehman, held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, will be successful. Treasury Secretary [URL="http://search.bloomberg.com/search?q=Henry+Paulson&site=wnews&client=wnews&proxystylesheet=wnews&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&filter=p&getfields=wnnis&sort=date:D:S:d1"]Henry Paulson[/URL], who has led the talks with New York Fed President [URL="http://search.bloomberg.com/search?q=Timothy+Geithner&site=wnews&client=wnews&proxystylesheet=wnews&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&filter=p&getfields=wnnis&sort=date:D:S:d1"]Timothy Geithner[/URL], was adamant two days ago against using taxpayer funds in a resolution.
The fourth-largest securities firm until the past week, Lehman has thousands of such trades in credit, equity, commodity, interest rates and currency derivatives.
``ISDA confirms a netting trading session will take place between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. New York time for over-the-counter derivatives,'' the ISDA said. ``Trades are contingent on a bankruptcy filing at or before 11:59 p.m. New York time, Sunday, Sept. 14, 2008. If there is no filing, the trades cease to exist.''
The announcement came after Barclays, the U.K.'s third- biggest bank, said it abandoned talks to buy Lehman, contending it couldn't obtain guarantees to protect against potential losses at the U.S. securities firm.
To contact the reporter on this story: [URL="http://search.bloomberg.com/search?q=Craig+Torres&site=wnews&client=wnews&proxystylesheet=wnews&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&filter=p&getfields=wnnis&sort=date:D:S:d1"]Craig Torres[/URL] in Washington at [EMAIL="ctorres3@bloomberg.net"]ctorres3@bloomberg.net[/EMAIL]
[I]Last Updated: September 14, 2008 15:19 EDT[/I]

Topiğin hayırlı olsun kayahan, demekki batık haberlerini senden alıcaz bundan sonra:)

Bu potansiyel iflas kelimesine takıldım, ABD de potansiyel iflas demek ne demek? acaba iflası istendi ve onaylandımı demek, yoksa pazartesi kendi elleriyle iflasını isteyen başvuruyu yapmasını mı istiyorlar anlamadım, burası bende muallakta, bir bilen varsa açıklasın, lehman artık her haliyle yok mu sayılacak?

Bunu neden soruyorum, hani ABD de bu tip haberlerin önümüzdeki hafta veya aylar içinde devamı gelebilir, malum onlarında lehman gibi geçtiğimiz hafta boyunca haberleriyle hop oturup hop kalkacağımıza, iflas böyle oluyomuş deyip, bu tip bir habere kadar durumu idare etmek bakımından soruyorum, bilenlere, saygılar.

[quote=kayahan;33969][URL="http://javascript%3Cb%3E%3C/b%3E:DynPagerGotoNewTag%282,3%29;"][IMG]http://www.faz.net/m/%7B5937DE74-5224-4584-AD87-D8E572A5C985%7DPicture.jpg[/IMG][/URL][/quote]lehmanin potansiyel batmasi demek su anlama geliyor.

bu hafta icinde borsada islem goren ve lehmanin piyasa degerinin sifira esitlenmesi demektir.

lehman'nin batisi yuksekten birakilan kartopu etkisi ile en basta bu yukaridaki yatirim bankalarinin verdigi ve batik evraklari onceden sigortalayan, dunya'nin en buyuk sigorta kurulusununda batmasini getirecek.

ayrica global finans sisteminde bankalarin birbirlerine olan guveni sifirlanacak.

bankalar zaten zor durumda ayakta durmaya calisirken simdi tam bir likitite krizine girecek.

turkiye gibi cari acigi yuksek risikolu ulkelerdeki tum varliklarini satarak likitite yaratmak zorundalar.

ayrica 3. ceyrek bilanco aciklama sezonuna girmis durumdalar.

daha bir cok buyuk banka batacak!!

turkiye'deki sicak para hizla boyle pusulu havada turkiye'yi terk eder.

buda imkb ve ytl'nin cokmesini tetikler. turkiye'de faizler cok hizla yukselir.

burası iyi olmus vobjektif seans içi bölünmez en azından sn kayahanı okumak isteyende rahatca okur

[QUOTE=kayahan;34053]lehmanin potansiyel batmasi demek su anlama geliyor.

bu hafta icinde borsada islem goren ve lehmanin piyasa degerinin sifira esitlenmesi demektir.

lehman'nin batisi yuksekten birakilan kartopu etkisi ile en basta bu yukaridaki yatirim bankalarinin verdigi ve batik evraklari onceden sigortalayan, dunya'nin en buyuk sigorta kurulusununda batmasini getirecek.

ayrica global finans sisteminde bankalarin birbirlerine olan guveni sifirlanacak.

bankalar zaten zor durumda ayakta durmaya calisirken simdi tam bir likitite krizine girecek.

[B]turkiye gibi cari acigi yuksek risikolu ulkelerdeki tum varliklarini satarak likitite yaratmak zorundalar.[/B]
ayrica 3. ceyrek bilanco aciklama sezonuna girmis durumdalar.

daha bir cok buyuk banka batacak!!

[B]turkiye'deki sicak para hizla boyle pusulu havada turkiye'yi terk eder.

buda imkb ve ytl'nin cokmesini tetikler. turkiye'de faizler cok hizla yukselir[/B].[/QUOTE]

Yazdıklarınızın ilk kısmını anlıyorumda, işaretlediğim kısımları, yani Türkiye ile ilgili kısımlarına katılmam çok güç, henüz o aşamada değil, o aşamalara gelmemiz için saydıklarınız yetmez diyorum, saygılar.

[QUOTE=bull market;34069]Yazdıklarınızın ilk kısmını anlıyorumda, işaretlediğim kısımları, yani Türkiye ile ilgili kısımlarına katılmam çok güç, henüz o aşamada değil, o aşamalara gelmemiz için saydıklarınız yetmez diyorum, saygılar.[/QUOTE]

Sevgili Bull

Bunlar belli düzen dahilinde nakit temini için portföylerini boşaltmak zorunda kalacaklar.

Nakde dönüşte riski yüksek ülkelerden çıkışla başlar.. Sanırım Türkiye'de bu sıranın başlarında yer almakta.

Not... Ortaya çıkan yada çıkacak olan kaostan zevk aldığım falan düşünülmesin ama bunlar gerçek.

[B]FTD: Bank of America schluckt Merrill Lynch[/B]

15.09.2008 - 08:19 Die US-Finanzkrise zwingt zwei Geldhäuser zum Zusammenschluss. Die Bank of America übernimmt Merrill Lynch. Der Deal hat eine Kehrseite: Er gilt als Grund für die Pleite von Lehman Brothers.

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Der Kaufpreis liege bei rund 50 Mrd. $
in Aktien, teilten die Unternehmen am Montagmorgen mit. Die US-Notenbank kündigte Maßnahmen zur Stützung der Finanzmärkte an.


Die Transaktion solle im ersten Quartal 2009 abgeschlossen werden, teilte die Bank of America mit. Sie galt neben der britischen Barclays Bank als interessiertester Käufer für Lehman Brothers. Die jüngsten Nachrichten führten offenbar auch zum Konkurs der angeschlagenen Lehman Brothers.


Denn die zu den führenden US-Banken zählende Bank of America galt zuletzt auch als möglicher Käufer von Lehman Brothers. Am Wochenende waren Gespräche über die Rettung Lehmens geführt worden. Allerdings drängte offenbar die US-Regierung das Institut, statt dessen Merrill Lynch zu übernehmen.

Die rettende Übernahme von Merrill Lynch sei binnen 48 Stunden in fieberhaften Verhandlungen vereinbart worden, hieß es nach den Gesprächen. Die Aufsichtsgremien beider Seiten hätten bereits zugestimmt, so das "Wall Street Journal". Die Bank of America hatte im Zuge der Kreditkrise auch bereits die einst führende Hypothekenfirma Countrywide geschluckt.

Fieberhafte Übernahmeverhandlungen



Erst vor sechs Monaten hatte die Investmentbank Bear Stearns ihrem Zwangsverkauf zustimmen müssen. Mit der Übernahme von Merrill Lynch und bei einem Aus für Lehman Brothers würden damit binnen kurzer Zeit von einst fünf unabhängigen US-Investmentbanken nur noch die Branchenführer Goldman Sachs und Morgan Stanley übrig bleiben. Beide legen in dieser Woche mit Spannung erwartete Quartalszahlen vor.



Die größte US-Sparkasse Washington Mutual gilt unterdessen wegen enormer Probleme immer mehr als Übernahmekandidat. Sie steht bereits unter verschärfter Behördenaufsicht. Ihr Scheitern wäre laut Experten eine enorme Belastungsprobe für den Sicherungsfonds der Branche.

[B]FTD: Lehman legt 613-Milliarden-Pleite hin[/B]

15.09.2008 - 09:17 Das US-Finanzsystem ist in der Nacht zum Montag von massiven Umbrüchen erschüttert worden. Die krisengeschüttelte
US-Investmentbank Lehman Brothers beantragte nach gescheiterten Rettungsversuchen Gläubigerschutz. Die Märkte sind in Aufruhr.

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Die amerikanische Finanzwelt steht inmitten der turbulentesten Zeiten seit der Großen Depression: Lehman Brothers, die in Not geratene fünftgrößte amerikanische Investmentbank, konnte am Wochenende trotz höchster Bemühungen keinen Retter finden. Deshalb beantragte das traditionsreiche Geldinstitut Gläubigerschutz unter Chapter 11. Laut dem Insolvenzgericht vom Southern District of New York saß Lehman Brothers auf einem Schuldenberg von 613 Mrd. $. Damit übersteigt die Pleite den Zusammenruch das Junk-Bond-Hauses Drexel Burnham Lambert im Jahr 1990.

Auch Lehmans Rivale Merrill Lynch erfasste die Kreditkrise mit voller Wucht. Die drittgrößte Investmentbank flüchtete unter das Dach der Bank of America. Für einen Übernahmepreis von rund 50 Mrd. $ verliert damit ein weiteres namhaftes Geldinstitut seine Eigenständigkeit. Außerdem drohte dem Versicherer American International Group (AIG) eine Herabstufung, die zu einem schwerwiegenden Abzug von Kapital führen könne.

Mit großer Sorge wird heute der Auftakt an den internationalen Börsen beobachtet Europas Aktienmärkte lagen vor Handelsstart im Minus. Futures auf den Stoxx 50 lagen 3,5 Prozent im Minus, Dezemberkontrakte auf den S&P 500 zeigten ein Minus von 3,3 Prozent zu. der MSCI-Asia-Pacific-Index fiel um 1,4 Prozent -
Japan ausgenommen.

Der Euro legte in der Nacht zum Montag zeitweise über die Marke von 1,44 $ und erreichte in der Spitze 1,4481 $. Zum Yen fiel der Dollar um 2,1 Prozent auf 105 64 Yen. Damit ist der Greenback auf bestem Wege, den größten Tageseinbruch seit dem 16. August 2007 zu erleiden. Im frühen Handel büßte die europäische Gemeinschaftswährung allerdings mit 1,4377 $ einen Teil ihrer Gewinne wieder ein Spannungen deuteten lasen sich auch auf dem Kreditderivatemarkt ab: Der Itraxx-Crossover-Index, an dem sich das Ausfallrisiko von Unternehmen geringer Bonität ablesen lässt, sprang um 82 Basispunkte auf 627 Basispunkte.





Fed kündigt Stützungshilfen an

Die US-Notenbank kündigte angesichts der Belastungen eine Reihe von Initiativen zur Unterstützung der Finanzmärkte an. Deren Liquidität solle verbessert werden, sagte Fed-Chef Ben Bernanke. Zudem würden damit die "potenziellen Risiken und Störungen der Märkte" abgeschwächt. Konkret geht es um die beiden neuen Fazilitäten Primary Dealer Credit Facility (PDCF) und die Term Securities Lending Facility (TSLF). Diese geldpolitischen Fenster wurden extra für Investmentbanken geschaffen. Nach der Pleite von Lehman Brothers akzeptiert nun die Notenbank noch mehr Wertpapiere als bisher Sicherheiten für Notfallkredite. Außerdem wird das TSLF-Volumen von 175 auf 200 Mrd. $ aufgestockt.

Zehn Großbanken kündigten ihrerseits an, angesichts des "außergewöhnlichen Marktumfelds" gemeinsam für eine maximale Liquidität sorgen zu wollen. Zu den Instituten gehören die Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse und UBS.


Nur noch Morgan Stanley und Goldman Sach übrig

Was anfangs als Hypothekenkrise begann, weitete sich über Monate zu einer Krise des gesamten Kapitalmarkts aus. Abschreibungen von rund 500 Mrd. $, Spannungen an den Geldmärkten und mangelndes Vertrauen der Investoren brachte das Geschäftsmodell der Brokerhäuser ins Wanken Nachdem Bear Stearns bereits Mitte März an JP Morgan verkauft, bleiben nach der Übernahme von Merrill Lynch und dem Konkurs von Lehman Brothers nur noch zwei unabhängige Broker-Dealer übrig: Morgan Stanley und Goldman Sachs. "Das US-Finanzsystem entdeckt, dass die tektonischen Platten unter seinem Fundament sich so verschieben, wie sie sich noch nie verschoben haben", bewertete Peter Kenny von Knight Equity Markets in der Nacht die Vorgänge. "Es ist eine neue Finanzwelt an der Schwelle zu einer kompletten Neuorganisation."


Bank of America und Barclays zuckten zurück


Der Absturz von Lehman Brothers ist besonders bitter. Analysten hatten das Unternehmen angesichts eines Liquiditätspuffers von 42 Mrd. $ als gesund bezeichnet. Richard Bove, Analyst bei Ladenburg & Thalmann, hatte zuletzt sogar geschrieben: "Ich bin immer noch der Überzeugung, dass Lehman Brothers eines der besten Unternehmen an der Wall Street" ist. Doch das Wall-Street-Haus, das 26.000 Mitarbeiter beschäftigt und eine Bilanzsumme von 786 Mrd. $ aufwies, gelang es nicht, über das Wochenende einen Käufer zu finden. Sowohl Bank of America als auch Barclays, die als potenzielle Interessenten gehandelt wurden, hielten sich bei Lehman Brothers zurück. Beide Banken hatten auf eine finanzielle Hilfe durch die Regierung gehofft.



Noch ist unklar, was der Zusammenbruch von Lehman Brothers für Kunden und den Derivatemarkt bedeutet. Die US-Börsenaufsicht SEC versuchte in einer Stellungnahme, die Ängste zu beruhigen und verwies auf den Notfonds Securities Investor Protection (SIPC), der die Wertpapiereinlagen der Handelsparteien schützt. "Mitarbeiter der SEC werden in den kommenden Wochen vor Ort sein. Alles, was Lehman Brothers unternimmt, wird in keiner Weise die SIPC-Schutz beeinträchtigen", hieß es in der Stellungnahme. Die SEC gab darüber hinaus bekannt, sich mit den Börsenaufsichten in Großbritannien, Japan und der deutschen BaFin abgestimmt zu haben.

Derivateverband hält Notsitzung ab

Besonders groß ist die Unsicherheit, was die Lehman-Pleite für den Gesamtmarkt bedeutet. Bankanalyst Bove erwartet ein wildes Durcheinander. "Lehman Brothers hat 600 Mrd. $ an Vermögenswerten und 550 Mrd. $ in ausstehenden Schulden. Das Abwickeln der Bank wird bei anderen Unternehmen und auf den Märkten generell für Probleme sorgen."

Besonders relevant ist die Lehman-Pleite für den Derivatemarkt. Die Branchenvereinigung ISDA hielt am Sonntag eine außerordentliche Handelssitzung ab, damit andere Unternehmen ihr Derivaterisiko mit Lehman reduzieren konnten. "Diese Übung ist dazu gedacht, dass Kontrahentenrisiko durch das Schließen und Glätten von Positionen zu verringern", sagte Robert Pickel, Vorstandschef der ISDA. Der Grundgedanke: Positionen werden saldiert - sowohl für Kredit-, Aktien- Devisen- und Rohstoffderivate.

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Diese Seite gibt eine schnelle Übersicht über den Zerfall des globalen Finanzsystems
Sie zeigt den Gesamtzustand, ausgedrückt als momentane "Erdbebenstärke" nach Richter/Prechter:
Ab Stärke 6 grössere Schäden, ab 8 massive Zerstörung, ab 10 Totalzerstörung.
Sowie den Zustand einzelner Kategorien im System.
Momentane Stärke des Finanzbebens: 8.5
2008-09-15: letzte Änderung - erhöht von 8.3 auf 8.5 - Fannie & Freddie Verstaatlichung, Lehman Untergang
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Mit fortschreitendem Systemzerfall wandern Kategorien von links nach rechts.
Zeitliche Veränderungen:
Datum Änderung Alter Wert Neuer Wert 2008-01-21 Kollaps der Bond-Versicherer beginnt, Riesenverluste der Banken 7.6 7.7 2008-01-22 Weltweiter Aktiencrash beginnt 7.7 7.8 2008-02-14 US-Muni-Bond-Crash, Banken vor Untergang 7.8 7.9 2008-03-14 Bear Stearns real kollabiert 7.9 8.0 2008-04-05 keine Bank darf kollabieren, sonst Systemuntergang 8.0 8.1 2008-05-21 Die CDS-Atombombe hat gezündet 8.1 8.2 2008-07-10 Fannie & Freddie kurz vor dem Untergang 8.2 8.3 2008-09-15 Fannie & Freddie Verstaatlichung, Lehman Untergang 8.3 8.5
Der Zustand der Fed Primary Dealer Banken:
BNP Paribas Securities Corp. - Milliardenverluste
Banc of America Securities LLC
Barclays Capital Inc.
Bear, Stearns & Co., Inc. - erledigt und von JPM übernommen
Cantor Fitzgerald & Co.
Citigroup Global Markets Inc. - angeschlagen
Countrywide Securities Corporation - extrem stark angeschlagen, von BoA übernommen
Credit Suisse Securities (USA) LLC - angeschlagen
Daiwa Securities America Inc.
Deutsche Bank Securities Inc. - ruft nach Staatshilfe - was ist los, Joe?
Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein Securities LLC. - aufgekauft von Commerzbank
Goldman, Sachs & Co.
Greenwich Capital Markets, Inc.
HSBC Securities (USA) Inc.
J. P. Morgan Securities Inc.
Lehman Brothers Inc. - Insolvenz 2008-09-15
Merrill Lynch Government Securities Inc. - stark angeschlagen
Mizuho Securities USA Inc.
Morgan Stanley & Co. Incorporated - angeschlagen
UBS Securities LLC. - extrem stark angeschlagen
Keine Sorge, auch ein Wert von 11 kommt noch am Collapse-O-Meter. Allerdings kann ich das Meter nicht auf 8 oder höher setzen, bevor nicht die 1. Grossbank mit echten Anleger-Verlusten kollabiert. Etwas Raum nach Oben muss bleiben.

[B][URL="http://bankimplode.com/blog/2008/08/13/wachovia/"]Wachovia - $50.5B[/URL][/B]

By [URL="http://bankimplode.com/blog/author/aaron/"]Aaron[/URL]. Posted on August 13th, 2008 in [URL="http://bankimplode.com/blog/category/writedowns-and-distress/"]writedowns and distress[/URL]
[B]2008-08-17 [I]Auction Anyone?[/I][/B][B][I]:[/I][/B]
Wachovia got a $9B hard number Friday when it came to terms with regulators on claims filed over [URL="http://bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601208&sid=aBEKgLJbb7eQ&refer=finance"]auction rate securities[/URL] that turned sour in the credit crunch. In addition, it will write-down $275M (pre-tax), similar to the $500M second-quarter write-down disclosed below.
Pain Factor = $50.5B, Auction Rate Securties to be bought back = $9B. <>

[B]18.09.2008 - 21:49
Wall Street: Finanzminister Paulson startet mit Rettungsplan Schluss-Rallye [/B] [URL="http://www.boerse-go.de/news/print.php?ida=986135&idc=2"] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/icon/printer-icon.jpg[/IMG] [/URL] [URL="http://www.boerse-go.de/lib/pdf/boersegopdf.php?ida=986135"] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/icon/pdf-icon.jpg[/IMG] [/URL] [URL="http://www.boerse-go.de/news/recommend.php?ida=986135&idc=2"] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/icon/email_friend-icon.jpg[/IMG] [/URL] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/icon/blindpixel.gif[/IMG] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/tab/620-t.gif[/IMG] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/icon/blindpixel.gif[/IMG] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/icon/blindpixel.gif[/IMG] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/icon/blindpixel.gif[/IMG] [IMG]http://img.boerse-go.de/icon/blindpixel.gif[/IMG] New York - Kurz vor Schluss ziehen die Kurse an der Wall Street scharf an, besonders Banken und Eigenheimbauer. Urheber ist Finanzminister Paulson, der an einem Projekt zur Heilung der Finanzkrise arbeitet. Im Mittelpunkt steht eine staatliche Agentur, die Übernahmen und sonstige Rettungsmaßnahmen für angeschlagene Banken durchführen soll. Gedacht wird auch an den Ankauf wackliger Forderungsbestände oder die
Gewährleistung günstiger Immobilienkredite an Eigenheimbesitzer.

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fed ve avrupa bankasi tum piyasa yapimcilari bankalara buyuk miktarda likitite enjekte etti. onlarda bu paralarla cokmekte olan kendi hisse senetlerini ucuz fiyatdan borsalardan geri aldilar.

sadece alinan borc parayla cokusu ertelediler.!!! yani gunu kurtardilar.!!

abd hazine bakani'da abd borsalarinin kapanmasina 1 saat kala makyajli bir kurtarma plani hazirladiklarini kamuoyuna duyurdu.

boylece danisikli dovusle bu gun dow'u ucurdular!!!

fakat sadece gunu kurtardilar. tum pislik halinin altinda duruyor!!!

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Reuters:
Talks would underscore the pressure that Charlotte, North Carolina-based Wachovia, the sixth-largest U.S. bank by assets, has faced from investors, largely because of a $122 billion portfolio of option adjustable-rate mortgages that Chief Executive Robert Steel classifies as "distressed."
The bank suffered a record $9.11 billion loss in the second quarter and some analysts have said it may need more capital after raising $8.05 billion in April.
The market value of Wachovia was about $21.6 billion as of Friday's market close, Reuters data show. Citigroup's was $109.7 billion, Santander's was $99.8 billion and Wells Fargo's was $123.4 billion, the data show.
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Junk Bond Spreads Are Distressed for First Time in Six Years
By Alan Goldstein and Bryan Keogh
Sept. 27 (Bloomberg) -- Yields on speculative-grade bonds rose to distressed levels for the first time since 2002 as the turmoil sweeping Wall Street led investors to shun all but the safest government bonds.
Investors demand 10.25 percentage points more in yield to own junk-rated securities than Treasuries, according to Merrill Lynch & Co.'s U.S. High Yield Master II index. Bonds that trade at a so-called spread of 10 percentage points or more are considered distressed.
The last time spreads were so wide was in the aftermath of Enron Corp.'s collapse earlier this decade. Now, a slowing economy and failures of some of the largest U.S. financial institutions are driving investors away. Distressed bonds default within one year 22 percent of the time, compared with 1 percent for non-distressed junk bonds, according to Fridson Investment Advisors in New York.
``Any credit perceived as exhibiting a higher level of default risk is at risk of significant price depreciation,'' [URL="http://search.bloomberg.com/search?q=Peter+Acciavatti&site=wnews&client=wnews&proxystylesheet=wnews&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&filter=p&getfields=wnnis&sort=date:D:S:d1"]Peter Acciavatti[/URL], a credit strategist at JPMorgan Chase & Co. in New York, wrote in a report yesterday. Acciavatti was the top- ranked high-yield strategist in Institutional Investor magazine's annual poll.
High-yield spreads have climbed 1.89 percentage point this month, the steepest monthly rise since September 2001, as the government seized the two largest U.S. mortgage-finance companies, Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac; Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. was forced to file for bankruptcy; Merrill Lynch agreed to sell itself to Bank of America Corp.; American International Group Inc., the nation's biggest insurer, was taken over by the Treasury; and [URL="http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/quote?ticker=WM%3AUS"]Washington Mutual Inc.[/URL] was seized by regulators in the biggest U.S. bank failure in history.
Rescue Plan
Congressional leaders pressed toward a deal on a $700 billion financial rescue plan proposed by Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson. President George W. Bush said yesterday any disagreements would be resolved.
High-yield, high-risk, or junk, bonds are rated below Baa3 by Moody's Investors Service and BBB- by Standard & Poor's.
Financial industry failures are causing ``massive'' amounts of debt to be downgraded, S&P said in a report yesterday.
``Although credit-quality erosion can be expected during cyclical downturns, the enormity of debt amounts affected is disconcerting,'' [URL="http://search.bloomberg.com/search?q=Diane+Vazza&site=wnews&client=wnews&proxystylesheet=wnews&output=xml_no_dtd&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&filter=p&getfields=wnnis&sort=date:D:S:d1"]Diane Vazza[/URL], the head of S&P's fixed income research group in New York, said in a statement.
Default Rate
The default rate among high-yield, high-risk, non-financial borrowers may rise to 23.2 percent by 2010, the highest since 1981, S&P said in a report Sept. 25. The ``worst-case scenario'' estimate suggests 353 junk-rated borrowers outside the financial sector may default in the next two years, S&P said.
Spreads on junk bonds widened 38 basis points yesterday, according to the Merrill high-yield index. A basis point is 0.01 percentage point.
Yields over benchmark rates on investment-grade bonds also widened yesterday, climbing 23 basis points to a record 459 basis points, according to Merrill's U.S. Corporate Master index.
High-yield new issuance this month has fallen to $845 million, from $5.9 billion in the same month last year, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Since Aug. 1, seven issuers have tapped the high-yield market.

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[LIST][*][URL="http://www.guardian.co.uk/business"]Business[/URL][*][URL="http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/bradfordbingley"]Bradford & Bingley[/URL][/LIST]


[B]Treasury poised to nationalise ailing bank[/B]

[B]• Takeover plan as B&B rescue stalls
• World waits for US bail-out decision[/B]




[LIST][*] [URL="http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/ruthsunderland"]Ruth Sunderland[/URL] and [URL="http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/jamesrobinson"]James Robinson[/URL][*] [URL="http://observer.guardian.co.uk/"]The Observer[/URL],[*]Sunday September 28 2008[*]Article history[/LIST]
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The government was last night drawing up plans for the emergency nationalisation of the Bradford & Bingley mortgage bank after last-minute attempts to engineer a rescue takeover by Spain's Banco Santander ran into difficulty. An announcement of the bank's fate will come later today.
If it is nationalised, the intention is to place B&B in government hands on a temporary basis to give Santander and other possible purchasers more time to decide whether they are prepared to do a deal. Treasury sources said there is no way the government will allow the bank to open tomorrow with its immediate future uncertain, for fear of a Northern Rock-style run by savers.
It was also feared that B&B shares, which fell to a low of 20p last week, would sink further when the stock exchange opened for trading at 7am tomorrow. The government has been in discussions with Santander for over a week but the Spanish do not want to take on B&B's toxic assets without some guarantee of official support, and a deal could not be tied up in time. Temporary nationalisation will give it more breathing space. The government hopes that Santander will still end up buying B&B. An alternative solution is to carve it up between Santander and giant British bank HSBC.
Barclays bank is understood to have been involved in the talks as well, but to have walked away. If a commercial solution cannot be found, then the government concedes it will have to remain on the taxpayers' books for some time, posing huge political and financial risks for the Treasury. The move came amid signs that the bank's customers were becoming increasingly alarmed over its parlous state.
Yesterday, Sue Matthews, a 46-year-old housewife from Clifton, Bristol, was one of the many who were transferring their life savings. 'I have decided to withdraw all my funds. My savings are bigger than the amount the government promises to protect,' she said. In many other B&B branches across the country customers were seeking advice and reassurance about their savings.
A Treasury spokesman said: 'We, the FSA and the Bank of England are working closely with Bradford and Bingley to consider the implications for their business of the recent financial turmoil.' Nationalisation of the bank is likely to be opposed by the Tory party. Senior sources said the party, which argued against taking Northern Rock into public ownership, was highly sceptical of such a move, and would prefer a direct sale to private hands.
Meanwhile, frantic talks are under way in Washington in an effort to agree a $700bn rescue package for America's beleaguered financial institutions before the markets reopen tomorrow. Talks are also under way over the troubled Wachovia bank.
The urgency to resolve the future of B&B was heightened by concerns about Fortis, one of the largest banks in the Low Countries. Belgian and Dutch officials were fighting over the weekend to maintain confidence after shares in Fortis fell on Friday. Fortis and B&B are the latest in a string of meltdowns around the world, including that of Washington Mutual bank and the distressed takeover of the UK's largest mortgage bank, HBOS, by Lloyds TSB.
The Tories have indicated that they would support a takeover of B&B by Santander, but not another nationalisation. Shadow chancellor George Osborne will unveil proposals today to prevent runs on failing banks, including government guarantees that customers would get their money back within a week. He will also propose that savings should be protected up to a limit of £50,000, rather than the current £35,000.

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Sonntag, 28. September 2008
[B]Massive Liquiditätsprobleme
Hypo Real droht Kollaps[/B]


Dem Münchner Immobilienfinanzierer Hypo Real Estate (HRE) droht nach Informationen von Financial Times Deutschland wegen massiver Liquiditätsprobleme der Kollaps. Wie aus Regierungs- und Finanzkreisen verlautete, suchen Deutschlands private Banken seit Tagen fieberhaft nach einer Lösung zur Rettung des Dax-Konzerns.

Ein Sprecher des Unternehmens, das massiv in US-Ramschhypotheken investiert hat, wollte die Informationen nicht kommentieren. Die Finanzaufsicht BaFin, die an den Gesprächen beteiligt ist, lehnte ebenfalls einen Kommentar ab.

Verantwortlich für die Schieflage der Bank sind nach FTD-Informationen Spekulationen der irischen Tochter Depfa. Der Staatsfinanzierer hatte sich für Langfristprojekte, für die er Geld verliehen hat, extrem kurzfristig refinanziert - was wegen des Misstrauens an den Märkten inzwischen nicht mehr möglich ist.

"Der Markt für die Depfa ist tot", heißt es in Finanzkreisen. Für die Refinanzierung muss nun die Hypo einstehen. Nach FTD-Informationen geht es um einen zweistelligen Milliardenbetrag. Es sei derzeit unwahrscheinlich, dass die HRE diese Summe stemmen kann.

[B]Rescue bill revealed[/B]

[B]Proposed legislation details plan to enact historic bailout of nation's financial system.[/B]



By Jeanne Sahadi, CNNMoney.com senior writer
Last Updated: September 28, 2008: 4:40 PM ET



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NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- The federal government would provide as much as $700 billion in a far-reaching plan to rescue the nation's troubled financial system, according to a draft of the proposed bill obtained by CNN.
The legislation is still being negotiated and elements of the bill could still change.
The core of the bill is based on Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson's request for authority to purchase troubled assets from financial institutions so banks can resume lending and so the credit markets, now virtually frozen, can begin to operate more normally.
But Democrats and Republicans - concerned about the potential taxpayer cost - have added several conditions and restrictions. Key negotiators for the financial rescue plan will be busy trying to line up votes on Capitol Hill on Sunday to support the accord they reached soon after midnight.
Among the provisions of the draft bill:

[LIST][*]The $700 billion would be disbursed in stages, with $250 billion made available immediately for the Treasury's use.[*]Curbs will be placed on the compensation of executives at companies that sell mortgage assets to Treasury. Among them, the bill would limit golden parachutes to executives at companies that participate; they will not be able to deduct the salary they pay to executives above $500,000.[*]An oversight board will be created. The board will include the Federal Reserve chairman, the Securities and Exchange Commission chairman, the Federal Home Finance Agency director and the Housing and Urban Development secretary.[*]Allow for the Treasury to receive the option to take ownership stakes in participating companies under certain circumstances.[*]Treasury may establish an insurance program - with risk-based premiums paid by the industry - to guarantee companies' troubled assets, including mortgage-backed securities, purchased before March 18, 2008.[/LIST]
Lawmakers' goal is to shore up a deal before financial markets around the world open on Sunday evening.
Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson first announced the administration would seek an economic bailout plan on Sept. 18, after meeting with key lawmakers in the House and Senate - a meeting that left lawmakers looking ashen when they spoke to the press afterwards.
If enacted, the rescue plan would be the most dramatic and extensive government intervention in the economy since the Great Depression. President Bush on Sept. 24 gave a prime-time address to the nation in which he urged lawmakers to pass his plan and warned that the "entire economy is in danger."
The aim of the rescue is to unfreeze the credit markets - short-term lending among banks and corporations. The core of the problem is bad real estate loans that have led to record foreclosures when the housing bubble burst and home prices declined.
In the past two weeks, the banking world and Wall Street have been reordered by a wave of collapses and corporate mergers. The most recent development was the seizure by federal regulators on Thursday night of Washington Mutual, once the nation's largest thrift and a major mortgage lender.
Pain on Main Street, risk to taxpayers
The chill of the credit freeze has been felt far beyond Wall Street, as well. Businesses large and small have seen the cost of borrowing spike higher.
At the same time, the scale of the administration's plan - and the quick pace of the debate over it - has given pause to many Americans and lawmakers worried about its potential cost to taxpayers.
"We begin with a very important task, a task to stabilize the markets, to protect all Americans - and do it in a way that protects the taxpayer to the maximum extent possible," Paulson said early Sunday morning.

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Dünya piyasaları bayram yapmıyor... Kriz, Türkiye’ye geliyor... n ABD Başkanı, mali kuruluşları kurtarma planının, Kongre’de kabul edilmemesi halinde, ABD ekonomisinin çökebileceğinden bahsetti.
- ABD’de, 700 milyar dolarlık Kurtarma Planı’nın bile yeterli olamayacağı, konuşuluyor.
- Plan’ın, Başkanlık seçimlerinden 6 hafta önce acilen gündeme getirilmesi, ABD’de politik dalgalanma yaşatıyor. Planın, bu biçimde yürürlüğe girmesi, Demokratlar’ın oylarını arttıracak.
- Hem ABD hem de Avrupa Merkez Bankaları, piyasalara para verirken, bizim Merkez Bankamız hala Hükümet’le tartışıp, “enflasyon düşmedikçe para veremeyiz” diyor. Bu kafayla ve piyasaya para vermemekte direndikçe, yeni bir ekonomik krize gireriz.
- AKP, ekonomik krizle geldi; ekonomik krizle gidecek gibi görünüyor. İşin garibi, ikisinin nedeni de, Sevgili Merkez Bankamızın yanlış politikaları olacak.
- Türkiye’de de banka satın almış olan yabancı bankalar, likidite krizine girmeye başladı. Dışbank’ı alan Fortis Bank’ı buna örnek verebiliriz. Bu durum, yabancı bankaların Türkiye kardeş bankaları ve şubelerini de etkileyecek.
- Türkiye’deki yabancı bankalar, ana bankalarını kurtarabilmek için, ülkemizde her türlü uygun olmayan işleme girecekler. Ellerindeki bütün fonları bir biçimde, ana bankalarına gönderecekler. Belki de, parayı dolaştırarak ana bankalarını fonlayacaklar. “Fiduciary (kimlik saklanarak)” işlemlerle, kredi vermiş gibi görünüp, ana bankalarını kollamak zorunda kalacaklar. Sevgili BDDK’nın bir gün bile geçirmeden ve bayram, seyran demeden, yabancı bankaları kontrol altına almaları ve yabancı ülke limitlerini günü gününe kontrol etmesi gerekiyor. Sevgili Merkez Bankası da günlük işlemlerden aldığı izlenimleri derhal Sevgili BDDK’ya bildirmeli.
- Çoğunluğuna yabancıların sahip oldukları Türk bankaları, Türk iş alemine verdikleri kredileri, geçen haftadan itibaren durdurdular. Bu durum, yabancı bankaların Türkiye’den mevduat toplamaya devam edeceklerini; fakat, Türkiye’ye kredi vermeyeceklerini gösteriyor. İşte, daha önceleri, yabancı bankalarla ilgili dile getirdiğimiz sakınca, şimdi kendisini gösteriyor. Yani, Türk insanının mevduatı, yabancılara gidecek. Türk iş alemine kredi verilmeyecek.Yabancı banka iflas ederse, Türk kardeş bankası da iflas etmiş olacak. Bakalım, Sevgili TMSF, onları da devralabilecek mi? Onların sahiplerini de mahkemeye verebilecek mi? O bankalardaki mevduatı da tamamen ödeyebilecek mi? Yoksa, gücü sadece Türklere mi yetecek? Göreceğiz...
- Türk banka ve özel şirketlerinin dışarıdan para bulmaları da, gittikçe güçleşiyor. İçerden de, kredi bulamayacaklarına göre, Türk iş aleminin yaşama olanağı daha da güçleşecek. Verilen krediler de yenilenemeyecek. Üstelik, Sevgili Merkez Bankamız, likiditeyi kıstığı için, iç talep de düşecek. Yani, firmalarımızın malları da satılamayacak. Bu sefer önce bankalar değil; özel sektör kuruluşları iflas edecek. Çürükler bir kez daha temizlenecek.
İşte, bizde de yine, ekonomi yönetimi tarafından yaratılacak kriz!
Ne yeni kredi. Ne yeni yatırım.
Ne büyüme. Ne müşteri. Ne iş.
Maliye de hata yapıp, bu ortamda yeni vergi salacak.
Bayramdan sonra, bizi zor günler bekliyor....kom.kom.lelele[/COLOR][/B]