On FT Alphaville this week,
- A rocky week on the credit markets began on Monday with large numbers of CDOs being liquidated.
- So, with all that in mind time to go long-subprime? Our Bear indicator suggests maybe.
- On Tuesday: “80 is the new 90″ – CLO woe
- AIG’s auditors found problems in the accounts. When it came to structured finance, did AIG mark to myth?
- A not so happy birthday for Fortress.
- And why the credit crunch may soon be coming to a worthy neighbourhood project near you
- Midweek, and we looked at the rising indicators for systemic risk: correlation hits new highs
- Bradford & Bingley’s results came out with some funny numbers
- On Thursday, will the UK housing market follow the US?
- Some more bad news for UBS
- On Friday, Global Trader’s letter to forlorn clients
- Was Citi hedge fund CSO’s disastrous investment the ProSieben loan?
- French bank Natixis tumbles on credit pain: with not a rogue trader in sight to pin things on
- And as Buffett waits in the aisle, FGIC begs for a breakup
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