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Retail bonds: a good deal or too risky? - Citywire.co.uk

Retail bonds: a good deal or too risky?
Citywire.co.uk
With inflation running high, corporate bonds aimed at private investors may appear a good deal. But how safe are they? by James Phillipps on May 10, 2012 at 16:59 The growing trend of corporate bonds being sold to private investors has seen several ...

Why JPMorgan Chase's $2 Billion Blown Deal Doesn't Prove the Case for More ... - Reason Online (blog)

Reason Online (blog)

Why JPMorgan Chase's $2 Billion Blown Deal Doesn't Prove the Case for More ...
Reason Online (blog)
But here's the thing: JP Morgan Chase's bad deal might show up as a quarterly loss on the company's balance sheet (although CEO Jamie Dimon is still predicting a small profit), but it is almost certainly not going to result in a direct loss to ...

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Investing Vs. Gambling: Where Is Your Money Safer? - San Francisco Chronicle

Investing Vs. Gambling: Where Is Your Money Safer?
San Francisco Chronicle
Buy-and-hold stock market investors, therefore, have been rewarded with profits SEE: Volatility's Impact On Market Returns Investors in highly-rated corporate or guaranteed US government bonds, have similarly profited long term with little, if any, ...

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Larry Fink: The $3684000000000 man with a $10 trillion shadow - gulfnews.com

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Larry Fink: The $3684000000000 man with a $10 trillion shadow
gulfnews.com
Larry Fink, the Chairman and CEO of BlackRock, the world's largest asset management company, on a visit to Abu Dhabi last week, took time to talk to Francis Matthew, editor at large of Gulf News. By Francis Matthew, Editor at Large Larry Fink, ...

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Japan PM Noda Doesn't Rule Out Solo FX Intervention - Wall Street Journal

Japan PM Noda Doesn't Rule Out Solo FX Intervention
Wall Street Journal
Japan has lagged behind rivals, particularly South Korea, in sealing free trade pacts in recent years, much to the anguish of corporate Japan, which feels that it is at a disadvantage against Korean rivals in markets such as the EU with which Seoul ...

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