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Scotiabank CEO Says Credit Trends Are Better Than Expected
Feb.23 -- Brian Porter, president and chief executive officer of Bank of Nova Scotia, joins BNN Bloomberg to discuss the bank's first-quarter results and says the bank remains focused on growth as the economy slowly moves into a full...
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Air France-KLM CFO: Nationalization Not Part of Recapitalization Plan
Feb.18 -- Air France-KLM Chief Financial Officer Frederic Gagey says there are no plans to nationalize the air carrier amid ongoing talks between the carrier’s biggest shareholders about a rescue package. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets:...
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CLEAN : Canadian truckers vow to prolong Freedom Convoy protest in Ottawa
Canadian truckers and protesters vow to prolong the "Freedom Convoy" demonstration against Covid-19 health measures outside the country's Parliament in Ottawa a day after Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said "it has to stop (Footage by...
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Congress Moves To Avert Partial Government Shutdown
The deal would fund the government through Dec. 3.
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Rates Need to Hit 6% Before Firms Struggle: Ares's Jacobson
As the age of easy credit comes to an end amid a challenging macro backdrop, "I'd be concerned" about lenders who accepted terms without much protection, says Ares co-Head of European Private Credit Blair Jacobson, adding that base rates...
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Pass the Popcorn: Banks Are in Intermission Says Mayo
Oct.12 -- Mike Mayo, an analyst at Wells Fargo & Co. and a longtime Citigroup critic, says bank earnings are in "intermission." He's on "Bloomberg Markets: The Close."
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Oak Hill CEO: No 'Imminent Distress' in U.S. Markets
Oak Hill Advisors Chief Executive Officer Glenn August discusses distressed investing and says the current environment is great for corporate credit. He speaks with Bloomberg's Romaine Bostick at the Milken Institute Global Conference in...
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Santander's Botin Says Central Banks Face 'Narrow Path'
Banco Santander Executive Chair Ana Botin discusses the outlook for ECB monetary policy, the European economy and says there are no signs of weakness yet in the consumer business. She speaks with David Westin on "Balance of Power."
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Musk's Twitter Financing Plan Revised in Amended 13D
Elon Musk will provide an additional $6.25 billion in equity financing for his $44 billion buyout of Twitter Inc. as he drops plans to partially fund his purchase, according to a regulatory filing Wednesday. Dani Burger has more on...
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End of Easy Credit May Mean Slow Death for Zombie Firms
America's corporate zombies, companies that aren't earning enoughto cover their interest expenses, let alone turn a profit, are facing a challenge like never before. Lisa Lee reports on "Bloomberg markets: The Close."
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Home prices were down by 17 percent nationwide in July from last year, the sharpest annual decline ever. But the rate of decline is slowing, aided in part by first-time home owners taking advantage of the buyers' market.
HEADLINE: Home prices tumble again, but decline slowing
CAPTION: Home prices were down by 17 percent nationwide in July from last year, the sharpest annual decline ever. But the rate of decline is slowing, aided in part by...
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President Bush uses his weekly radio address to defend and explain his decision to bailout the auto industry.
HEADLINE: Bush: Auto bailout is the 'responsible' move
CAPTION: President George W. Bush used his weekly radio address to defend and explain why he decided to give U.S. automakers $17.4 billion in emergency loans. (Dec. 20)
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World Bank chief wraps up four-nation African tour
Soweto
1. Various of World Bank President Paul Wolfowitz visiting Mandela Museum
2. Wolfowitz admiring a portrait of former South African President Nelson Mandela
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3. Wolfowitz meeting Mandela at his residence
4. Various...
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Banks Have More Work To Do: ECB's Nouy
Oct. 27 ""ECB Supervisory Board Chair Daniele Nouy discusses the ECB stress test and the plans moving forward after 25 banks failed with Bloomberg's Hans Nichols on Countdown. (Source: Bloomberg)
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LendingClub Shares Soar as Site Goes Public
Dec. 11: Funding Circle Co-Founder Sam Hodges discusses LendingClubs IPO.
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Are U.K., European Banks Serving Small Businesses?
Sept. 29 -- Anthony Browne, Chief Executive Officer at British Banking Association, talks with Anna Edwards about the state of the U.K. and European banking industry and the strength of the relationship between the U.K. and Europe. He...
Bloomberg
What Is Behind Monte Paschi's Losses?
Nov. 13 -- Bloomberg's Elisa Martinuzzi reports on Monte Paschi earnings and subsequent market reaction. She speaks with Jonathan Ferro on Bloomberg Televisions On The Move. (Source: Bloomberg)
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How AvantCredit Is Revolutionizing Consumer Financing
Dec. 4 -- AvantCredit CEO Al Goldstein discusses the company's business model and strategy with Bloomberg's Cory Johnson on ""Bloomberg West."" (Source: Bloomberg)
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The White House said Sunday it does not expect to make an announcement by Monday on a possible plan to prevent the collapse of the troubled auto industry. The Bush administration is considering ways to provide emergency aid.
HEADLINE: White House: No immediate deal on auto loans
CAPTION: The White House said Sunday it does not expect to make an announcement by Monday on a possible plan to prevent the collapse of the troubled auto industry. The Bush...
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Egypt Closer to $12B IMF Loan Deal
Sept. 20 -- Egypt says it is making good progress towards securing the financing to seal the IMF's biggest ever loan in the region. Bloomberg's Alaa Shahine reports on "Bloomberg Markets Middle East."
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Why Are Consumer Defaults on the Rise?
July 7 -- UBS Credit Strategist Matt Mish weighs in on consumer defaults and discusses the credit markets. He speaks on "Bloomberg Markets."