+Vote!
Seeking Alpha (Free subscription) | 08/10/2008
While markets seemed to take comfort from last week's moves by Citigroup (C), Merrill Lynch (MER) and UBS (UBS) to buy back about $30B of illiquid auction-rate securities [ARS] from clients at face value, Barron's Jacqueline Doherty says the mess is still far fom a happy ending . Here's why: With about $220B in ARS still outstanding, look for regulators - bolstered by their initial successes...
+Vote!
Seeking Alpha (Free subscription) | 08/10/2008
While markets seemed to take comfort from last week's moves by Citigroup (C), Merrill Lynch (MER) and UBS (UBS) to buy back about $30B of illiquid auction-rate securities [ARS] from clients at face value, Barron's Jacqueline Doherty says the mess is still far fom a happy ending . Here's why: With about $220B in ARS still outstanding, look for regulators - bolstered by their initial successes...
+Vote!
Asia Times (Free subscription) | 07/09/2008
MAD!!! Credits in a swirl of insanityBy The Mogambo Guru If you want to know why historically people always turn to gold when government/central bank mismanagement ruins everything, and the currency and the economy "circle the bowl" down the old crapper, it is revealed in the statement by Jacqueline Doherty in her "Streetwise" column in Barron's. She writes, "There are fewer places to...
+Vote!
The Herald (Free subscription) | 07/07/2008
... having signed "some major new deals" in the first quarter of the year, and managing director Jacqueline Doherty has brought in a new commercial business development team.The company has an office in Spain but is targeting further expansion on the continent and is also aiming to establish a presence in England.Doherty, who set up the business in 2001 and now employs 22 staff,...
