banking on Townhall

• Transformational Obamanomics: Government Replaces Banks Fri Apr 19
  Bob Beauprez
  As recently as 2006, private sector financing was double that of government sources, but not any more. ... more
• DC Misses Another Layup Wed Apr 3
  John Ransom
  There used to be a time when governments sought to so structure financial markets and banking in such a way to engender confidence in the system, not to systematically erode confidence ... more
• Cypriots in the Streets Wed Apr 3
  Peter Schiff
  Despite official protestations to the contrary, this fallout will spread to a bank near you. ... more
• Fed. Regulator Says Obamacare Holding Back Economy Wed Mar 27
  Washington, D.C.
  Federal regulators claim that Obamacare is holding back the country from experiencing a full recovery. ... more
• Senate banking chair Johnson to announce retirement Mon Mar 25
  Reuters News
• Row over minister adds to Slovenia banking worries Mon Mar 25
  Reuters News
• Senate banking panel approves Obama's SEC, CFPB choices Tue Mar 19
  Reuters News
• The Great Cyprus Bank Robbery Mon Mar 18
  Rich Galen
  As I mentioned in Friday's Mullings I was in Marietta, Ohio 45750 to participate in the groundbreaking for the home of SP4 Kyle Hockenberry who lost both legs and his left arm in an IED attack in Afghanistan. ... more
• Can We Fix What's Wrong With Banking? Sun Mar 17
  Mike Shedlock
  The simple fact of the matter is we have a massive mountain of debt everywhere you look: Federal debt, State and local debt, student loans, housing, unfunded liabilities in Medicare and Social Security, and untenable pension promises at every level of government. ... more
• Belgian finance minister quits over banking dispute Tue Mar 5
  Reuters News
• Belgian finance minister quits over banking dispute Tue Mar 5
  Reuters News
• Not Just the Face on the $50 Bill Sat Feb 23
  Rich Tucker
  Scenes from a crisis: “Results of today indicate immediate danger of general national bank panic,” a U.S. senator warned the president. “Government funds should not be drawn upon but should be increased.” ... more
• Protesters set cars, truck on fire in India strike Wed Feb 20
  Reuters News
• Rethinking Innovation Fri Feb 1
  Rich Tucker
  Some people say they do their best thinking while in the bathroom. But The Economist recently took that notion one step further, photo shopping Rodin’s The Thinker on top of a toilet and asking, “Will we ever invent anything this useful again?” ... more
• Hey La, Hey La, Supply Side's Back: The New A-Team Arrives Wed Jan 9
  Ralph Benko
  Washington, quietly, is re-orientating. To be sure it still is sorting out what caused the financial crisis, the Great Recession, and the disorders that have ensued (from the application of bad medicine like bailouts and stimulus). But there’s just occurred a dramatic changing of the guard in the GOP and in the leadership of its intelligentsia. ... more
• Elizabeth Warren seen securing Senate banking spot: aides Tue Dec 4
  Reuters News
• EU summit to tackle banking union; Spain on watch Wed Oct 17
  Reuters News
• Iran sentences four to death over banking scandal Mon Jul 30
  Reuters News
• The Dynamics of Market Credit for Low End Consumers Wed Jul 25
  Armstrong Williams
  A recent Wall Street Journal article examined how the Feds' use of low interest rate policies has failed to reach those in need the most. Aptly calling it the “credit divide,” the article finds that “Fed officials have been frustrated in the past year that low interest rate policies haven’t reached enough Americans to spur stronger growth, the way economics textbooks say low rates should.” ... more

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