Some investors are staying clear of European bank stocks as fresh fears of debt crisis haven re-surfaced especially with Greece in recent weeks. Greece will be bailed out for the second time and is on track to implement austerity measures that will fix some of the country’s awful fiscal woes. In general, Greece has always …
Investors looking for yields and stable growth have traditionally preferred utility stocks. The majority of the utilities in the U.S. are regulated and tend to have near monopoly in the operating areas offer stable growth. However in recent years U.S. utilities are facing many headwinds and their stocks have not performed as they have in …
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The health of the banking industry as measured by the Capital Adequacy Ratios (CARs) has improved in all regions of the world since the start of the credit crisis in 2008 according to a report by José M. Cartas and Ricardo Cervantes of the IMF. Definition of Capital Adequacy Ratio: Capital requirements are designed to …
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