…European banks have capital controls which depend on “risk adjusted” capital. To a European banker the ratings matter even if he or she doesn’t believe them. The capital controls have…

…would this work? The new equity would improve banks’ capital ratios. Given the law as it is and should be, capital is assets minus debts and equity doesn’t enter. The…

…keep up with US banks if they are regulated Banks oppose plan to raise capital requirements on CDS SIFMA Global SmartBrief | 09/10/2008 The European Commission’s proposal to increase capital…

…step up now with a public capital injection to help [Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac] ride out their losses. So let me see. The solution to avoiding spending taxpayer monies…

…sheets in the coming months in a move that is likely to curb further their lending and could push them into new capital raisings, analysts have warned. Analysts at Citigroup…

…will enjoy capital deepening, which would predict a fell in the return to capital consistent with Dean Baker’s financial modeling. Simply put – less population growth along with continued national…

…70 percent and the rate on long-term capital gains was 40 percent. Economist Arthur Laffer correctly pointed out that a 100 percent tax rate would raise no revenue and that…

…discussion on whether capital punishment deters murder, see the testimony of Jeffrey Fagan. Confession – I’m opposed to capital punishment in part because I’ve yet to be convinced that the…

…and capital gains. The rate now is 15 percent on dividends and capital gains, and interest payments are taxed like earned income. One of the biggest changes would be the…

…and have encouraged corporations to unlock capital. An extra $1 billion is not exactly “much higher” and I’m not sure what Canto means by “working harder” given the fact that…