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14:29 MBI MBIA Inc CEO says not looking to split into two separate companies - Reuters (11.93 -0.31) -Update-

Now they say they will look @ split of company. lol

FT Video: Lawyers and Bond Splits http://www.ft.com/cms/8787ae00-2a26-11dc-9208-000b5df10621.html?_i_referralObject=655282764&fromSearch=n

Bond Insurer Seeks to Split Itself, Roiling Some Banks By LIAM PLEVEN, KAREN RICHARDSON and CARRICK MOLLENKAMP February 16, 2008; Page A1 The beginning of a messy endgame to the bond-insurance crisis may be underway, and the industry that emerges could look very different from the one that...

Spitzer and Dinallo seem to spend most of their time defending their actions(or non actions). I suspect they see a very ugly end to this affair and are preparing for the coming backlash against regulators. This seems to be taking a similar path to the Northern Rock situation. Ambac about face...

Bond Insurer Split May Trigger Litigation, Bank of America Says By Cecile Gutscher Feb. 18 (Bloomberg) -- Regulators' plans to break up bond insurers into ``good'' businesses covering municipal debt and ``bad'' businesses liable to subprime-related losses may trigger ``years of...

A Split-Up of Insurers of Bonds Is Considered Regulators and bankers racing to bolster troubled bond insurance companies are considering splitting the firms into two parts: one for safe municipal debt and the other for riskier mortgage-related securities. CNBC: Dinallo Confirms FGIC...

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?play=1&video=654036134&__source=yahoo%7Cheadline%7Cquote%7Cvideo%7C&par=yahoo Spitzer speaks about bond insuers on CNBC Mad Money. Sounds like his only concern is the protection of muni holders. He states that the Fed/Paulson should have acted sooner...

Regulator in crisis talks to save bond insurers By Aline van Duyn in New York Published: February 15 2008 22:00 | Last updated: February 15 2008 22:00 New York’s insurance regulator will hold talks this weekend with sovereign wealth funds, Warren Buffett and other investors in an urgent...

ABK CEO on Fast Money says considering splitting company like FGIC. Another guy who sounds clueless.

closed @ new lows. 30 weeks and counting....

Dinallo was on CNBC. Barely could put two words together. Making it up as he goes along. He is in over his head. This is going to get very ugly.

Bank Risk Soars on Concern Bond Insurer Breakup May Fuel Losses By Abigail Moses Feb. 15 (Bloomberg) -- The cost of protecting banks from default soared on concern a proposal to break up bond insurers MBIA Inc. and Ambac Financial Group Inc. may trigger further credit market losses...

Transcript: Eric Dinallo Published: February 14 2008 15:39 | Last updated: February 14 2008 15:39 Testimony of the New York State Insurance Department Before the Committee on Financial Services Subcommittee on Capital Markets, Insurance, and Government Sponsored Enterprises, United States...

Bond insurers have days to re-capitalize, Spitzer says By Alistair Barr Last update: 12:32 p.m. EST Feb. 14, 2008Print RSS Disable Live Quotes SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Bond insurers have four to five business days to re-capitalize themselves enough to keep their crucial AAA credit...

``While we are doing all that we can to protect all policy holders and strengthen the bond insurers, our first priority will be to protect the municipal bondholders and issuers,'' Dinallo said. ``We cannot allow the millions of individual Americans who invested in what was a low-risk investment...

Spitzer tells monolines to do private deals now, or face forced government imposed solutions.

Gasparino and co finally clue in to what regulators are up to. I guess there's a reason these people just report the news and don't trade on it.

NY regulator: Bond insurers may be split up Thursday February 14, 2:56 am ET By Dan Wilchins and Patrick Rucker NEW YORK/WASHINGTON (Reuters) -New York insurance regulator Eric Dinallo, who is heading up efforts to rescue bond insurers, is set to testify that he will consider allowing...

ya I think the whole gang is there Dinallo, Spitzer etc.