U.S. Financials: Monoline Good Bank, Bad Bank Implications - Sector Article - 2008/02/21 - CreditSights

Report title: U.S. Financials: Monoline Good Bank, Bad Bank Implications

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Abstract: Rising pressure to solve the monoline capital shortfall issue has seen a "good bank, bad bank" scenario pick up steam - we discuss potential ramifications for major U.S. banks/brokers

Brief Excerpt: U.S. Financials: Monoline Good Bank, Bad Bank Implications Various solutions for monoline insurers' capital shortfall are picking-up steam as regulators/politicians press for action The notion of separating the municipal and structured...

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