Report title: Monoline Monitor: Waiting for the Next Aftershock
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3420 word report published Mar 25, 2008

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Abstract: Potential solutions have shifted from talk of regulatory coordinated bailouts to good bank-bad bank restructurings and now to potential consolidation and capital raising.

Brief Excerpt: Monoline Monitor: Waiting for the Next Aftershock While it is clear that the insurance regulators have facilitated some of the capital that has been raised over the past few months, we have not seen any coordinated bailouts It seems...

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