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Security Capital Dodges the Dreaded “Going Concern” Opinion
Mar 14, 2008Troubled bond insurer Security Capital Assurance, hit hard by the downturn in the residential mortgage-backed securities market, said late Thursday that it probably won’t receive a “going concern” opinion from its auditors when it files its annual report later this month. Such an opinion is usually interpreted as a precursor to insolvency, and the company had warned in late February that its auditors were considering such language.
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Bear Stearns Drops on Cash Crunch Rumors
Mar 10, 2008 -
When Even Agency-Backed MBS Investments Aren’t Safe: A Look at Carlyle Capital
Mar 10, 2008 -
JP Morgan: “Systemic Credit Crunch” Underway
Mar 10, 2008 -
Thornburg Gets “Going Concern” Opinion from Auditors, Faces More Margin Calls
Mar 07, 2008 -
Judge: Flat-Fee Arrangements in Foreclosures, Bankruptcies “Corrosive” to Practice of Law
Mar 07, 2008 -
A look under Thornburg’s hood (and it’s not pretty)
Mar 06, 2008 -
UBS Rumored to Have Dumped $24 Billion in Alt-A RMBS
Mar 06, 2008 -
Consumer Bankruptcies Jump in February
Mar 05, 2008 -
Countrywide Postpones Foreclosure Sales Amid Row with Borrowers, U.S. Trustee
Mar 05, 2008 -
Thornburg Mortgage Tanks as Liquidity Concerns Mount
Mar 03, 2008 -
Second life
Feb 26, 2008