January 15th, 2010 
Before You Invest The Federal Reserve had its biggest bottom line ever in 2009, generating record profits as its holdings of Treasury, mortgaged-backed securities and agency debt grew.
The Fed last year generated a net income of $52.1 billion, of which it paid $46.1 billion to the U.S. Treasury, the Fed said Tuesday.
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No Comments » July 27th, 2009 Before You Invest The Financial Crisis Advisory Group, an influential group of policymakers, concluded that mark-to-market accounting rules probably understated, rather than overstated, losses in the banking sector. The International Accounting Standards Board and the Financial Accounting Standards Board established the group to discuss issues related to the credit crisis, including off-balance-sheet vehicles and fair-value accounting.
Posted in Finance Fraud Tags: Accounting Rules, Accounting Standards Board, Advisory Group, Balance Sheet, Banking Sector, Cms, Controversial Decision, Credit Crisis, Fair Value Accounting, Financial Accounting Standards, Financial Accounting Standards Board, Financial Crisis, Influential Group, International Accounting Standards, International Accounting Standards Board, Losses No Comments » June 30th, 2009 Before You Invest - 4-Week Bill Announcement - Chicago PMI - Motor Vehicle Sales - Employment Situation 8:30 AM ET - US Holiday: Independence Day Observed All Markets Closed
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Posted in Finance Fraud Tags: 10 Yr Note, 30 Yr Bond, Adp, Auction, Balance Sheet, Challenger, Confidence Index, Economic Reports, Employment Report, Employment Situation, Independence Day, Investor Confidence, Ism, Janet Yellen, Jim Bullard, Mba, Motor Vehicle Sales, Natural Gas, Petroleum, Thomas Hoenig No Comments » February 25th, 2009 Before You Invest Countdown to raid on Anglo:May 2007 Anglo Irish Bank’s shares peak at more than €17 each
July 2008 A so-called “golden circle” of ten investors secretly buys a 10 per cent stake in the bank
September 30 Government unveils a €400 billion guarantee scheme for six banks, including Anglo Irish
December 18 Sean FitzPatrick, the chairman, resigns and admits he hid more than €80 million in secret loans from shareholders
Decemeber 19 David Drumm, the chief executive, resigns
December 21 Government recapitalises Anglo with €1.5 billion
December 29 Shares plummet to 12 cents
January 15, 2009 The Government is forced to nationalise Anglo
January 16 Shareholders call for the board to be sacked
January 19 Five board members resign
February 10 Irish Life & Permanent’s €7 billion deposit to boost Anglo’s balance sheet is revealed
February 20 Donal O’Connor, the new executive chairman, reveals that it gave loans worth €451 million to ten customers last year to buy shares in the bank.
Posted in Finance Fraud Tags: Anglo Irish Bank, Balance Sheet, Board Members, Corporate Scandals, David Drumm, December 29, Director Of Corporate Enforcement, Donal, Economic Woes, Executive Chairman, Guarantee Scheme, Irish Life, Irish Republic, Irregularities, O Connor, Office Of The Director Of Corporate Enforcement, Police Officers, SeáN Fitzpatrick, Stock Market, Yesterday Morning No Comments »
