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    dollars to Democratic and Republican candidates during the first phase of the presidential campaign in October of 2015. The majority of these donors were, wealthy, white, older males. Another example is that Singer, from Elliott Management which is a hedge fund, is worth about $2 billion. He is the largest donor for the Republican Party for the candidates who support, free enterprise, oppose regulation and those who support same sex rights and marriage. According to the Huffington post, Singer,…

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    1). The Dodd-Frank Act helps to “address persistent issues affecting the financial industry and prevent another recession by ceasing banks from gambling with depositors' money under The Volcker Rule, which bans banks from using or owning hedge funds for their own profit. The Dodd-Frank Act also oversees credit rating agencies, regulates credit cards, loans and mortgages, and increases supervision of insurance” (Amadeo, 2017, para. 8-16). It is these stringent regulations that have allowed…

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    Background of The Royal Bank of Scotland The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) was founded in 1727. It was one of the retail banking subsidiaries of The Royal Bank of Scotland Group (RBS Group) and also the second bank operated in Scotland beside the Bank of Scotland, which was founded in 1695. The growing of Royal Bank of Scotland was significantly good especially between 18th to 19th century. RBS mainly operated as a retail banking that provides banking services for personal, business as well as…

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    regulation would have prevented the financial crisis of 2008. The yearly stress tests mandated by the Dodd-Frank Act may have alerted the Federal Reserve of the impending crisis if they had even been able to recognize it as a threat. Dr. Michael Burry, hedge fund manager for Scion Capital, claims the Federal Reserve should have seen it coming. Burry not only predicted the mortgage default crisis as early as 2005, he bet on it, and made millions for himself and his investors. (Burry,…

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    Introduction Aid is very important in the world of today due to the rise in the rate of terrorism, degrading economic situations and the prevalent poverty in most part of the world. It serves as one of the sustaining strength of some nations that have been victims of terrorism, poverty and other social and economic setbacks. The importance are so many that they cannot be underestimated and this make it very essential for any developing or underdeveloped nation in the world today. What is Aid?…

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    banks that pool together to fund firms for specific projects, requests for debt financing, etc.). This implies a higher number of lending institutions will refuse to participate in the financing of a company they deem to be environmentally risky. Second, those firms with a number of environmental concerns who still received bank financing had a higher ICC via increased cost of debt; this is consistent with the notion that banks demand higher loan spreads in order to hedge reputation and…

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    Student Bailout Analysis

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    chase profits on the secondary bond market in the face of rising risk. b. The current SLABS market is roughly $210 billion, and this market is invested in by both premier investment houses and smaller firms like banks, private equity firms, and hedge funds. The author lets the audience know that there are several parties that could be effected, not just one or two. c. SLABS only earn for investors as long as the underlying loans are paid off by their maturity dates- a scenario that is growing…

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    Lou Rawls, an American singer, once acknowledged music as the “greatest [form of] communication in the world” (“Brainy Quote,” n.d., para.14). Music is a way for people to express themselves and their feelings comfortably without being ashamed or embarrassed. While these are positive contributions to personal development, there is much more that music provides for people. The article, “Is Music is the Key to Success?” by Joanne Lipman, addresses how music can help people communicate, think, and…

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    market. “The executives who Johnson brought in are mostly long gone. So is Bill Ackman, the investor and board member who handpicked Johnson to run the company. Ackman’s hedge fund, Pershing Square Capital Management, was the largest shareholder; after a failed coup against Ullman, Ackman sold his entire stake. Some estimate that the fund may have lost more than $700 million. Six months after Johnson vanished, J.C. Penney has almost perfected the illusion that he was never there at all. All…

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    Tesco and the changing retail environment. 1. DESCRIBING THE TESCO’S COMPETITIVE ENVIRONMENT IN THE UK MARKET. The PESTEL analysis below analyses the uncertain and ever changing environment of Tesco in which it operates by identifying the different internal and external factors that has the most impact on Tesco’s operations. 1. Political Factors After initiating new tax measures by the government of the United Kingdom which has led to increase in the VAT rate from 17.5% to 20% made a big…

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