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Bankia's Rato steps down as Spain may offer banks rescue
Rodrigo Rato's exit from Bankia signals Spain is heeding part of the International Monetary Fund's advice for the banking industry as the government weighs a second bailout of the lender.U.S. Firms Leading in Eurodeals
In sleepier eras, American law firms practicing in Europe were often relegated to deals where one party was American or where a European firm was listed on a U.S stock exchange. But in Europe's current wave of deals, as European companies embrace U.S.-style M&A tactics, American law firms are often the lead firms on both sides of European deals. U.S. firms long anticipated the M&A boom would remake Europe, but they may not have imagined that when it happened, they would play such an influential role.Spain fails to count cost of zombie developers' mortgage loan
Spain is trying to clean up its banks, requiring lenders to set aside more for possible losses on soured property loans while propping up insolvent "zombie" developers, leading to credit-rating downgrades and plummeting share prices.Spain takes over Bankia, readies second bailout
Spain's bank bailout fund will convert its $5.8 billion of preferred shares in Bankia's parent company Banco Financiero y de Ahorros, or BFA, into voting sharesCrowds confront banks, thwart foreclosures
Luis Dominguez got up at dawn to take a 5 a.m. bus to join a human chain around a Madrid home threatened with foreclosure. Three weeks earlier, the crowd had come to him after he telephoned for help."I was facing eviction and they saved me from losing my home," said Dominguez, 74, a pensioner with a walking stick in one hand and a 5-foot placard saying "Stop Evictions" in the other.Investors leery that Spain has done enough to fix system
Bailing out Bankia again after replacing top management may not be sufficient to persuade investors that Spain is doing enough to repair a banking system burdened by bad loans and real estate.Bankia bailout cost too high as investors shun Spain debt
As Spain's third-biggest bank asks Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy's government for $24 billion, international investors are tallying the potential cost for the rest of the industry and betting he won't be able to foot the bill.Mexico's banks target wealthy in booming home market
Mexico's biggest lenders are tailoring products to grab their share of the 14.6 million additional homes the nation is expected to add between 2010 and 2040.Revenue, Profit, Cash: Managing Law Firms for Success
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