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ft.com - 7/4/2009
FT.com / Markets / On Wall Street - On Wall Street: Banks no longer so lucrative
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The planned merger of two Japanese banks is the latest unhappy chapter in the 10-year saga of foreign private equity capital’s adventure in Tokyo finance. The two banks, Shinsei and Aozora fell into the hands of Ripplewood and Chris Flowers and Cerberus Capital Management respectively at what ...
ft.com - 7/11/2009
FT.com / Markets / On Wall Street - On Wall Street: Credit crisis is far from over
— ft.com — Published: July 10 2009 19:52 | Last updated: July 10 2009 19:52 Looking for a souvenir of... the credit crisis? The Museum of American Finance, located on Wall Street, sells a set of five posters from its credit crisis exhibit. EDITOR’S CHOICE In depth: ... (more) FT.com / Markets / On Wall Street - On Wall Street: ...

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naked capitalism — ... On Wall Street: Banks no longer so lucrative Financial Times. Everyone thought the Ripplewood investment in Shinsei was so heavily subsidized by the Japanese government that it was a sure winner. Perspectives have changed. ...

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