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“Enormous Losses” Loom, Carlyle’s Rubenstein Says
May 14, 2008The financial impact of the mortgage and credit crisis is far from over, according to the chairman of The Carlyle Group, one of the world’s largest private equity firms. In remarks made at a breakfast meeting of the Institute for Education Public Policy Roundtable in Washington Tuesday, Carlyle chairman David Rubenstein said that “enormous losses” yet lie ahead for many of the worlds largest banks and financial institutions.
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Republican Senators Question Fannie Mae’s Capital Position
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Burning down the house
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BofA Sees Higher Losses on Home Equity Loans: Report
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Housing Markets Take Turn for the Worse in First Quarter
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Triad Posts $150 Million Q1 Loss
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French Banks Feel Billions in Subprime Mortgage Pain
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Mavent Touts Compliance Growth, Reaches 25 Million Transactions
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Canadian-Based Collateral Valuation Firm Expands into U.S.
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PMI Posts $274 Million Loss; Borrower Defaults Rising Quickly
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Housing Woes Remain Long-Term Problem, Says Goldman Sachs Economist
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HSBC Sets Aside $3.2 Billion for Bad Loans
May 12, 2008
