Category: Reuters
Breakingviews: Dimon shines on
May 16 – Jeffrey Goldfarb talks to Antony Currie about the mild shareholder rebuke of the JPMorgan boss at the bank’s annual meeting.
Breakingviews: Greek banks’ rickety crutches
May 16 – Greek banks are leaning on twin crutches – recapitalisation from bailout funds and emergency liquidity – that could easily be kicked away, says Reuters Breakingviews.
Breakingviews: Facebook’s analytical gymnastics
May 15 – Rob Cox and Breakingviews columnists discuss how investors are rationalizing the hype over Facebook’s IPO.
Breakingviews: Germany’s ‘free lunch’ economics
May 15 – Strong technology and labour reforms keep making Germany richer but trade surpluses bring credit losses and political spats, says Breakingviews.
Breakingviews: JPMorgan’s #whalefail
May 14 – Rob Cox and Breakingviews editors discuss why Jamie Dimon should take an aggressive stance on pay with JPMorgan execs responsible for the bank’s trading losses.
Breakingviews: Europe could save itself from a Greek exit
May 14 – The euro zone needs a plan B for a Greek exit, but that may be too much for its leaders to stomach, says Breakingviews Hugo Dixon.
Breakingviews: JPMorgan hammers another nail in VaR coffin
May 14 – JPMorgan’s $2 bln loss may have dealt a fatal blow to Value-at-Risk. Breakingviews’ Robert Cole assesses whether the alternatives are any better.
Breakingviews: Deciphering Dimon’s troublesome trades
Richard Beales and Breakingviews columnists discuss the fallout from JPMorgan’s $2 bln trading loss.
Breakingviews: Dimonfreude is irresistible
May 11 – If JPMorgan is proven fallible, confidence in the system itself will be shaken, argues Breakingviews.
Breakingviews: JPMorgan’s CEO Dimon “eats crow” after $2 billion loss
May 10 – As JPMorgan admits a shock $2 bln trading loss, Reuters Breakingviews’ Agnes Crane says the reputation of the financial titan is severely damaged and regulators should take a look at what happened.
