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Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

US Automotive The Future Way

March 30, 2009

Analysis of:text - president obama's remarks on u.s. car industry� | uk.news.yahoo.com

The US president obama's remarks on u.s. car industry has given the green light to the future way of making automobiles.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Prime, sub-prime totally sub-optimal cost of funds margin.

March 27, 2009

Analysis of:HDFC cuts retail prime lending rate | economictimes.indiatimes.com

HDFC (India's largest housing finance company) has attributed the cut in its retail prime lending rate (RPLR) to a reduction in its cost of funds.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

The risk of heavy outflows versus reality of transparancy

March 19, 2009

Analysis of:Swiss warn lifting secrecy ‘will take time’ | www.ft.com

Most of the financial community has demanded transparency within publicly traded corporate organizations - which seems appropriate if the public is to risk capital and buy stock of these equities. Now it seems the next directive is following the actual capital and making the global banking repositories provide transparency as well. Switzerland had succumbed to pressure on easing bank secrecy, but the full automatic exchange of tax information, as demanded by countries such as Germany, remained out of the question for Switzerland.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Tread very carefully

March 9, 2009

Analysis of:HBOS, RBS U.K. Deposits Fell; Government Banks Gained | www.bloomberg.com

The US Senator Dodd has suggested a $500 Billion line of credit for the FDIC.  FDIC chair Shelia Bair has acknowledged a good idea for US depositors would be to continue the higher ($250k) FDIC Insurance limits on depositors bank deposit principal.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Business Risk Management First - Before Quant or Qual

March 9, 2009

Analysis of:Deutsche Bank’s Quantitative Team to Leave, Start Hedge Fund | www.bloomberg.com

Some of the The Frankfurt- based bank's DWS funds have recently suspended dividends due to previously exposed risk and current market conditions (1). Further, the Frankfurt- based bank,  will cut risk by shifting resources from areas such as proprietary trading after “unprecedented market conditions revealed some weaknesses” in trading operations. (1) DWS RREEF Real Estate Fund, Inc. (AMEX:SRQ - News) and DWS RREEF Real Estate Fund II, Inc. (AMEX:SRO - News) (the “Funds”) announced today that they will not declare any distributions to common shareholders in March 2009 because market conditions have resulted in a decline in portfolio values causing the Funds to currently not meet the preferred share asset coverage ratio that is a precondition to the declaration of common share distributions under the Investment Company Act of 1940.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

I did not have nationalization relations with that bank!

February 25, 2009

Analysis of:RBS May Not Avoid Full Nationalization With Insurance | www.bloomberg.com

Well, did you or didn't you? Guess we are not sure any longer since we have various definitions floating around. Both the UK & US have essentially shored up the depositors principal, and stripped the investors equity.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Guarantee for life?

February 17, 2009

Analysis of:Axa Asia Posts A$372.9 Million Loss on Investments | www.bloomberg.com

In Southern California I watch Axa commercials on CNBC stating I can receive guaranteed payments for life.

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Something is better than nothing

December 8, 2008

Analysis of:RBS Promises Borrowers Six-Month Respite Before Foreclosing on Mortgages | www.bloomberg.com

The last six months of this frm's operation has seen its share of challenges. Executives and equity holders have experienced severe penaltys for the onging global financial and real estate meltdown. If the equity holders can have something of a planned ROI, it is better than nothing. Sad that we are at this point, but unfortunately we are.

George DorkhomExecutive ChairmanGREENKOTE PLC

Bailout the automakers ..no way

November 24, 2008

Analysis of:‘Peak-oil’ doomsayers catch Wall St.’s attention | www.iht.com

The problem with Detroit is arrogance and know it all..for years now the leadership at Detroit three auto makers insisted on not briniging new and fresh blood from the outside..you do not the autombile industry , you are no good. Yet there are  tremendous talents out there that can can help bring about new ideas and approaches for automaking.Except for A. Mullaly and by accident Nardelli..look at who is running Detroit...they keep producing  ineffecient cars ,not to the liking of the current generation of Americans and for that matter the global markets, and un-negotiated labor contracts that are unbelievably expensive and putting the US automakers at a $2000 disavantage  per car than the competition, yet they come to DC and say they employ 3.0 people, they pay health care to current employees and retirees...and I ..I.. I.. and you owe. No the tax payer does not owe you and you should run your business as most companies do and let the free market forces decide...Detroit needs a revamp

Mark MariottiChief Executive OfficerFuture Management Holdings Inc

Here We Go Again

November 10, 2008

Analysis of:Banks to defy Government and raise mortgages rates | www.timesonline.co.uk

Peter Mandelson, the UK Business Secretary, added to the pressure on lenders to pass on the Bank of England's expected base rate cut to homeowners, saying that that banks who did not would face a customer backlash. Henry M. Paulson Jr., the US Treasury Secretary plans to call for the Federal Reserve to be given new, explicit powers to intervene in the workings of Wall Street firms to protect the financial system, adapting his vision of how the financial world should be regulated to reflect the lessons of the collapse of Bear Stearns.

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