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Friday, March 20, 2009
NASDAQ Insurance Index
The NASDAQ Insurance index continues its recovery and is now close to flat on a 5-year horizon. Review chart posted by Charles Monat Associates at 3:07 PM | 0 comments
Thursday, March 19, 2009
Mr. Monat with Bernie Lo on Bloomberg
Mr. Monat appears on Bernie Lo's show together with Dr. Marc Faber. posted by Charles Monat Associates at 3:48 PM | 0 comments
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Singapore vows to relax tough bank secrecy laws
Singapore's finance ministry said it would amend its bank secrecy laws in mid-2009 to take account of the OECD's standards on exchange of information. "Once the legislative amendments are passed in parliament, Singapore is prepared to negotiate and conclude double taxation agreements that will enable us to provide further assistance for exchange of information." Read more...posted by Charles Monat Associates at 11:48 AM | 0 comments
Monday, March 02, 2009
U.S. Is Said to Offer $30 Billion More to Help A.I.G.
The federal government agreed Sunday night to provide an additional $30 billion in taxpayer money to the American International Group and loosen the terms of its huge loan to the insurer, which is preparing to report a $62 billion loss on Monday, the biggest quarterly loss in history, people involved in the discussions said. Read more... posted by Charles Monat Associates at 10:58 AM | 0 comments
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