Report title: U.S. Financials 2008 Outlook: Part III - Dirty, Sexy, Money
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19402 word report published Jan 08, 2008

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Abstract: We review the fundamental drivers of bank performance for 2008. Headwinds abound, but overall we expect banks to remain at least nominally profitable. Capital stance to be more conservative.

Brief Excerpt: U.S. Financials 2008 Outlook: Part III - Dirty, Sexy, Money We review fundamental drivers of bank performance for 2008 Focus is on credit quality, with more deterioration expected across the board Housing related lending most vulnerable,...

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