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The dollar collapsed after traders gave the thumbs down to US Federal Reserve plans for a drastic $1 trillion spending spree to revive America’s economy2009-03-19T09:07:44ZInvestors should show resolution
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THE FTSE 100 index has endured its worst year since its creation in 1985. The credit crunch has brought a bank lending drought with profound effects on the financial system and the real economy, bursting the bubble in share prices as well as property prices.2008-12-31T09:11:58ZEx-Fannie boss Mudd has regrets
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Former Fannie Mae chief executive Daniel Mudd says he wished he said "no" to more of the things Fannie was asked to do, but did not apologise for any role he may have had in the collapse of the mortgage finance giant2008-10-30T10:41:07ZIt's official: boom and bust is back
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2008-10-24T13:10:58ZOne chance for Lloyds’ owners to ditch this rotten deal
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If Eric Daniels, Lloyds’ introverted chief executive, really thinks that the Government, with over 40%, is “just another name on the shareholder register” he ought to get out more2008-10-16T10:00:00ZWhy Hank faces tough questions about his $700 billion bailout plan
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<b>Analysis: </b>Hank Paulson is to some an unstoppable hero capable of saving his country from certain economic doom, but to others he is as an un-American leftist agent2008-09-25T09:40:46ZLurching towards some calm
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It would be pleasant to think that markets move smoothly from one equilibrium position to another but they don’t2008-09-18T11:15:38ZMortgage chiefs to lose payouts
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<strong>Finance:</strong> US regulators look set to bow to political and public pressure and block millions of dollars in severance payouts to the chiefs of sticken mortgage finance firms Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae2008-09-15T14:46:46ZIt's heads the bankers win, and tails we lose
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No wonder bankers take outrageous risks. If they come off, they can go and set up their own charitable foundation, and if they fail, everyone else pays the bill2008-09-11T10:18:58ZObama slams deals for mortgage bosses
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Barack Obama has turned his attention on the big pay-offs tipped for senior executives at mortgage finance giants Freddie Mac and Fannie Mae which are being bailed out by public money2008-09-10T09:33:52ZMeet Hank, the £110bn gambler who took on the credit crunch
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<strong>Profile:</strong> Nationalising America's mortgage backers was a hugely bold move for a right-wing US Treasury Secretary. We may all have reason to be grateful to Hank Paulson2008-09-10T09:40:06ZOld Mutual boss ousted with huge pay-off
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The financial crisis at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac has claimed its first British scalp, with Old Mutual chief executive Jim Sutcliffe quitting2008-09-10T09:20:48ZSenator attacks Freddie, Fannie as ‘house of cards’
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The accounts at Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were described as a "house of cards" by a senior US Republican senator just as the first class action was being filed2008-09-09T12:47:26ZLSE fixes software glitch
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<strong>Markets: </strong>The London Stock Exchange said yesterday's breakdown was down to a software fault rather than high trading volumes as it returned to business as usual2008-09-09T07:52:50ZMarket report: Footsie surges as banks perk up on rescue in US
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It was inevitable the financial sector would lead the charge on the stock market today, in response to the US Government’s decision to rescue mortgage lenders Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac with a cash injection in excess of £100 million2008-09-08T08:54:53ZPaulson lets incoming president pick up bill
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The political cycle in the United States played a key part in the decision to rescue Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, with the US Treasury saying that the final fate of the pair would be determined by the next administration2008-09-08T08:43:06ZAnalysis: Cautious optimism that market is easing at last
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Spirits were lifted in the City with a rare burst of good news after a year of almost unremitting gloom2008-09-08T13:08:02ZMorgan Stanley Fannie Mae job
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Bank is to advise US Treasury on whether home finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac need more capital2008-08-06T11:56:35ZHow the credit crunch saved Sarah from herself
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As Sarah Skelding's situation demonstrates, the problem of the housing crisis is not the difficulty in getting mortgage finance, but the fact that houses are grossly over-priced2008-07-31T09:03:14ZUS crackdown on short selling
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Security regulators in the US have extended an emergency rule to curb the short selling of major firms' stocks2008-07-30T09:31:28ZComment: Bank profits and mortgage pain
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The worse than expected fall in profits at Lloyds TSB and heavy bad debt charge is further evidence of the scale of damage done by the credit crunch to high-street lenders2008-07-30T10:08:59ZUK has $28bn in Fannie and Freddie
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The search is on in the City and Mayfair for the holders of up to £15 billion of bonds held in Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the distressed US mortgage giants2008-07-21T14:55:41ZDivorce is up, personal trainers down
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Last week, in the wake of the near-implosion of mortgage insurer Fannie Mae, and with rumours swirling about the fate of Lehman Brothers, where the stock has plummeted 70 per cent, I got an email from a friend2008-07-21T07:59:18ZFreddie Mac plan to boost coffers with a £5bn shares sale
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Mortgage finance giant Freddie Mac is reportedly planning an ambitious share sale worth as much as £5bn to raise badly needed funds2008-07-18T07:46:43ZAmerica hopes it will be Super Hank to the rescue
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As the American economy continues its steep decline and banks and other institutions fall victim to the Credit Crunch, Henry "Hank" Paulson is shaping up to be a true super-hero2008-07-18T11:16:47ZIt's time to bid farewell to Fannie and Freddie
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You may not have heard of the Federal National Mortgage Association, or the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corporation, but if you haven't heard of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the nicknames for these two vast businesses, you certainly will2008-07-17T10:52:18ZDollar and shares dive as global worries grow
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The dollar tanked and London plunged deeper into the bear market on growing concerns over the state of the global economy2008-07-15T12:57:23ZAsian banks hit by debt held in mortgage giants
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Asian stock markets dived amid the clearest signs yet of global contagion from the crisis at US mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac2008-07-15T08:43:03ZA dilemma for the Fed on rescue mission
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The dilemma faced by the US Federal Reserve and the Treasury, therefore, is not whether the agencies should be rescued, but how best to do it2008-07-14T11:13:33ZUS pondering £2,500bn 'Rock-style' bailout
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The US government may be forced into a bailout of their two largest mortgage companies, FreddieMac and Fannie Mae2008-07-11T10:08:29Z