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February 17, 2012
LPL’s Kleintop Sees Eurozone Surviving Without Greece: Weekend InterviewJeffrey Kleintop, chief market strategist for LPL financial, says he believes that a Greek default and departure from the eurozone will not take a terrible toll on markets, because many institutions have had ample time to divest themselves of some of their Greek debt.
February 16, 2012
European Concerns Dominate Senate Banking HearingThe Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Current Affairs heard testimony from three experts on the state of the financial situation in Europe on Thursday, and sought answers to additional questions as members explored how the U.S. might be exposed to the eurozone debt crisis.
February 10, 2012
Long-Lost Insurance Policy Returns to Bite CoupleIs there any harm in walking away from a policy without receiving confirmation that the policy was canceled by the carrier?
January 30, 2012
What We Worry About When We Worry About Greek DebtA second week of talks in Athens ended Friday with no deal between the country, the European Union and private holders of Greek bonds.
January 26, 2012
Schoon to Chair the American College Board of TrusteesNorthwestern Mutual exec will preside over board meetings at nations largest non-profit educational institution devoted to financial services.
January 26, 2012
Greek Debt Talks Resume Amid BickeringTalks to resolve the Greek debt crisis were to continue on Thursday, amid ongoing disagreements among private creditors, the European Central Bank and other parties about which degree of losses might be considered acceptable and who might have to be included in those losses.
January 25, 2012
Greece Likely to Be Rated in Default: S&PWhatever debt swap arrangement Greece can work out with its creditors will likely still leave it with a default rating, according to John Chambers of Standard & Poors.