Archive for the ‘Bailout’ Category
Wall Street Bonuses
In: Bailout| Employment| Finance| Stock Market
8 Mar 2010A comparative look at the scale.
TARP?
In: Bailout| Finance| US Economy
2 Mar 2010A nice summary of what happened to the $700 billion. (dated 2/10)
Wall Street Bonuses
In: Bailout| Finance| Source: Economist| Stock Market| US Economy
25 Feb 2010Thanks to Stephen Dobson for the heads up.
Banking Earnings vs Compensation
In: Bailout| Finance| Interactive| Source: FT
19 Feb 2010“Drag the slider to see how staff compensation at these major banks relates to revenue and net income over time and see which bank pays their employees the most on average.”
UK Quantitative Easing
In: Bailout| Finance| Global Economy
12 Feb 2010
Obama’s Bank Reform Plan
In: Bailout| Finance| Politics| Source: FT| Stock Market| US Economy
9 Feb 2010The FT has an audio annotated slideshow explaining the proposal.
(note, to get around FT’s registration try this link)
Inflated Worth
In: Bailout| Culture| Employment| Finance| Interactive
2 Feb 2010A little silly, but the size of the CEOs head shows his pay vs the average worker 1970-2005.
World Bailouts and Stimulus
In: Bailout| Finance| Global Economy| Maps| Source: Ritholtz| US Economy
27 Jan 2010
Wall Street Compensation 2006-09
In: Bailout| Finance| Interactive| Source: WSJ| Stock Market| US Economy
17 Jan 2010A very nice treemap presentation — you can drill down by year and company level. Clicking on a company box will bring up their own comments on compensation policies. Well done WSJ!
Credit
In: Bailout| Finance| Source: NYT| Source: Ritholtz| US Economy
14 Dec 2009
Wall Street Stock Options
In: Bailout| Employment| Finance| Source: NYT| US Economy
8 Nov 2009
Recovery Mapping
In: Bailout| Interactive| Maps| US Economy
5 Nov 2009Recovery.org has an interactive map that lets you track where the spending is going (down to the street level).
The Fed’s Changing Assets
In: Bailout| Finance| Source: Ritholtz| US Economy
3 Nov 2009How the composition of the Fed’s balance sheet has changed over time. I would like to have seen the past two years blown up in detail. (via Ritzholtz).
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Wall Street Grifters
In: Bailout| Commentary| Finance| Stock Market| US Economy
19 Feb 2010I don’t post many editorials, but I love Matt Taibbi’s gonzo journalism style and his insights about cracks in the financial system.