Frank Partnoy
- Frank Partnoy has written articles published in Financial Times.
Most Recent article
Prepare to bury the fatally wounded big banks
Financial Times, Sunday 18 JanuaryFriday’s bad news from Citigroup and Bank of America confirmed what many experts have long suspected: the subprime losses of 2007 were a bullet that fatally wounded the banks. Many lost so much money on toxic subprime mortgage-related derivatives that they have been essentially insolvent for more than a year. It has taken so long for these banks to fall only because of government support and some investors’ bottomless capacity for denial.
Previous Articles
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Citigroup bail-out is smart but not risk-free
Financial Times, Thu 27 November 2008
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Hubris – is thy name Richard Fuld?
Financial Times, Sun 14 September 2008
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Insight: A crisis of similar ingredients
Financial Times, Mon 11 August 2008
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Do away with rating-based rules
Financial Times, Tue 8 July 2008
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Frank Partnoy by numbers...
- 5 articles (since July 2008)
- Average article: 25 column inches (759 words)
- Shortest article: 23 column inches (693 words)
- Longest article: 29 column inches (868 words)
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