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Fast Money Now – the trades you need while the market is open
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As the value of home mortgages crumbles by the day, Wall Street has hoped that commercial real estate loans would stay clear of the storm, the New York Times reported.
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The bank is suffering one setback after another, helping to prevent the market from finding any solid ground.
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Some private equity firms are balking over Fuld's terms to sell them a part of Lehman's investment management business, which includes the firm's crown jewel, the Neuberger & Berman asset management unit.
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Three more more financial firms, including Merrill Lynch and Goldman Sachs, reached settlements over the sale of auction-rate securities, a $330 billion market that collapsed in February.
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US stocks ended mixed Thursday as a jump in oil prices boosted oil stocks and speculation about a government bailout of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, and a possible takeover of Lehman Brothers, gave investors some hope that relief is coming.
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Merrill Lynch CEO John Thain met with New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo on Thursday in an attempt to reach a settlement of the auction-rate securities probe, CNBC has learned.
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US stocks declined Thursday as oil surged and worries about the future of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Lehman Brothers weighed on the market.
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US stocks declined Thursday as worries about the future of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and Lehman Brothers weighed on the market. Oil surged past $120 a barrel.
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Merrill Lynch reached a settlement with Massachusetts over auction-rate securities, the latest in a string a accords between regulators and Wall Street firms over the $330 billion market that collapsed in February
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Merrill Lynch has until Friday to settle an auction-rate securities case with New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo's office or it will face a lawsuit, Cuomo warned during a CNBC interview.
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Regarding Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac:The most important issue is not the value of the equity holders' stake, but to ensure that Fannie and Freddie keep operating. Even slight glitches can have ripple effects. AND: Citi says BUY Lehman & Morgan Stanley!
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Financials rebounded from Tuesday's sell-off but housing finance giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac plunged on growing concerns of a possible government bailout.
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Major U.S. indexes ended a choppy session higher, helped by a late rally in banks and better-than-expected results from Hewlett-Packard.
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U.S. stocks ticked higher Wednesday after a sharp rise in crude supplies pushed oil below $114 a barrel. Banks were scrambled by worries about more fallout from the credit crunch, while Hewlett-Packard buoyed techs.
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Fast Money Now – the trades you need while the market is open.
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It's a fair enough question given the state of the industry. Returns are down, so are capital flows, and more funds are likely to fold than start up this year.
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U.S. stocks ticked higher Wednesday after a sharp rise in crude supplies pushed oil below $114 a barrel. Banks were scrambled by worries about more fallout from the credit crunch, while Hewlett-Packard buoyed techs.
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The financial industry was hit with more downgrades and dire predictions, sending most stocks lower in the already battered sector.
