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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    NY insurance chief has several remedies for insurers http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idUKN1225549020080213?rpc=44&pageNumber=3&virtualBrandChannel=0
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    Ross On Buffett: Deal, But No Deal Topics:Credit | Municipal Bonds Sectors:Financial Services Companies:MBIA Inc | Ambac Financial Group IncBy Andrew Fisher | 13 Feb 2008 | 08:01 AM ET Font size: Billionaire to billionaire: Warren, it won't work. Turnaround specialist Wilbur Ross said...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    If Buffett offer is rejected, regulator may step up N.Y. department may push similar plan if bond insurer situation gets worse By Alistair Barr, MarketWatch Last update: 6:30 p.m. EST Feb. 12, 2008Print E-mail RSS Disable Live Quotes SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- If Warren Buffett's...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    merrill has already written it off the losses. Others will probably follow. I see abk already balked @ the offer. Although they seem to be the one willing to go to runoff vs dilution so that would make sense.
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    these folks on CNBC seem to be missing the big picture. The survival of the bond insurers is irrelevant to the market now. If you rope off the munis your remove the biggest risk to the market - CONTAGION. Hell the CDO's are already smoked. That damage is done.
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    Buffett Offers to Assume Muni Liabilities of Insurers (Update1) By Emma Moody Feb. 12 (Bloomberg) -- Warren Buffett, the billionaire investor, said he offered to reinsure $800 billion of municipal liabilities of MBIA Inc., Ambac Financial Group Inc. and FGIC Corp. One company turned...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    I'm thinking Dinallo will twist their arms. He'll probably force these companies to provide a viable alternative plan if they refuse to take the deal.
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    FLASH: Warren Buffett Tells CNBC He Has Plan for Bond Insurers Posted By:Alex Crippen Topics:Credit | Municipal Bonds | Warren Buffett Sectors:Insurance Companies:Ambac Financial Group Inc | MBIA Inc | Berkshire Hathaway Inc. Warren Buffett tells CNBC this morning that he has a plan to...
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    Monoline update: hedge funds the only people who know what they’re doing

    its all about how bad it will get. Shorts(aka hedgies) think the CDO's are going to like 10c on dollar while monolines argue that they have only insured top quality tranches and prices are going to .75 on the dollar. Only time will tell. However hedgies are pressing now as it is the...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    Buffett to comment on bond insurers on Squawk Box tues morning.
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    ABX Indices stuck @ lows

    stuck near lows 29 weeks and counting....
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    Monolines rescue efforts might be in vain By Aline van Duyn in New York Thu Feb 7, 4:25 PM ET MBIA (NYSE:MBI), the world's biggest bond insurer, has started the process of selling just over 50m of new shares, hoping this will raise $750m in fresh capital. ADVERTISEMENT Once...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=643829013&play=1 Gasparino on possible deal next week to bailout insurers.
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    MBIA Sells $1 Billion in Shares at $12.15 to Save AAA Rating By Christine Richard and Elizabeth Hester Feb. 7 (Bloomberg) -- MBIA Inc., the world's biggest bond insurer, raised $1 billion by selling shares at $12.15 each in an effort to protect its AAA insurance rating. The 82.3...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    Security Capital's Bond Insurer Cut to A3 From Aaa By Moody's By Emma Moody Feb. 7 (Bloomberg) -- Security Capital Assurance Ltd.'s bond insurance unit, hobbled by a decline in subprime mortgage securities, lost its Aaa credit rating at Moody's Investors Service. XL Capital Assurance...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    US Bank Regulators See Moderate Risks From Bond Insurers WASHINGTON (AP) -- Turmoil in the bond insurance industry does pose a risk to banks and the broader markets, but the risk to the nation's largest banks may only be modest, according to letters from federal and state financial...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    http://www.marketwatch.com/news/story/mbia-selling-new-shares-raise/story.aspx?guid=%7BB63908A2%2DC148%2D4C04%2DA238%2D8B6EF7CFA3DB%7D
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    "This is good progress," New York State Insurance Superintendent Dinallo said in a statement on Wednesday after MBIA's announcement. "It's the kind of transaction we've been discussing and encouraging."
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    Fed monitoring bond insurer impacts-Bernanke Wed Feb 6, 2008 5:57pm EST WASHINGTON, Feb 6 (Reuters) - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said in a letter released on Wednesday that the Fed is "closely monitoring" any potential economic and banking impacts that might be felt from...
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    BAILOUT? - New York Insurance Superintendent watching bond insurers, may intervene

    One would assume we will see some news from rating agencies before the open tomorrow.
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