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National Institute of Investment Research Sep 2001 - Feb 2004
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ouza, Julie Sorg, Dr. Harold Sacks, Dr. Michael Fishbein, Dr. Grace Chang, Dr. Warwick Peacock, Dr. Maie St. John, Dr. Olujimi Ajijola, and Dr. Kalyanam Shivkumar of UCLA; Dr. Donald Hoover of East Tennessee State University, and Dr. James Law and Dr. Michael Symonds of University of Nottingham, UK.
cuts and detail of any coercive triggers, but with the restructuring of the 1.3bn layer of subordinated debt expected to contribute as much as 1bn in fresh capital, significant losses are likely for subordinated investors, said Michael Symonds, credit analyst at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd.
Date: Jun 17, 2013
Category: Business
Source: Google
Regulator Says Lloyds, RBS Can Meet Capital Requirement
Despite the lack of detail, the revelation that capital needs are manageable is supportive for Lloyds credit storyalbeit in line with expectations, said Michael Symonds, a banks credit analyst at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe.
tests allows Spain to cross one big hurdle but it's just the first step along a very long road to recovery. "It's what happens now. It's when the hard work begins for Spain," said Michael Symonds, credit analyst at Daiwa Capital Markets in London. "The devil will be in the details of Spain's bad bank.
Date: Sep 28, 2012
Category: Business
Source: Google
Spain stocks up on hopes for near-term bank rescue
Michael Symonds, credit analyst at Daiwa Capital Markets, said officials probably would like to be pre-emptive about any rescue for Spain ahead of the Greek election June 17, meaning the weekend could still produce some sort of bailout framework.
Date: Jun 08, 2012
Source: Google
RBS, Lloyds Cut by Moody's on Declining Government Support
ssment that governments will materially reduce the level of extraordinary support on offer to their banking systems with the escalation of the sovereign and banking crisis almost certainly about to result in a broad government-backed recapitalization of the continents banks, Michael Symonds, a cred
Date: Oct 07, 2011
Category: World
Source: Google
RBS, Lloyds Cut by Moody's on Declining Government Support
"Moody's has pulled the trigger a little early," said Michael Symonds, a credit analyst at Daiwa Capital Markets Europe Ltd. said in a note today. "The escalation of the sovereign and banking crisis" will "result in a broad government-backed recapitalization of the continent's banks," he said.
uropean banks from potential losses from a Greek default or larger-than-planned debt restructuring, it is essential that a sizeable and effective firebreak is created to prevent contagion to Italian and Spanish government debt if the sovereign and banking crisis is to be contained," said Michael Symonds