Hi,

mit JPM geht's deutlich südwärts:

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Kommt demnächst das unkontrollierte Trudeln (tailspin).

Mit speziellem Dank an XERXES grüßend

d.

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NEW YORK, Feb 22 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is examining J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. Inc.'s <JPM.N> accounting for commodity-related trades with Enron Corp. <ENRNQ.PK>, the Wall Street Journal said in a report on Friday, citing internal central-bank documents.
The Journal said the trades being reviewed apparently related to an offshore entity set up by the old Chase Manhattan Bank a decade ago through which it came to do substantial business with Enron.
The large volume of trades between the offshore operation, called Mahonia Ltd., and Enron surfaced weeks ago in litigation connected to Enron's bankruptcy filing, raising questions as to whether Mahonia was a vehicle for loans disguised as trades, the Journal said.
The documents did not indicate that J.P. Morgan was the subject of a formal investigation, the Journal said.
No one was immediately available at J.P. Morgan to comment.
A company spokesman told the Journal,"It is perfectly normal for the Fed, in the course of its ongoing and continuing review of the banks it supervises, to seek information on high-visibility issues or transactions. In all our dealings with the Fed, we cooperate fully."


Und:


(Press release provided by Fitch Ratings)
NEW YORK, Feb 21 - Fitch Ratings has affirmed current
ratings for JP Morgan Chase & Co (JPMC) at 'AA-' senior and F1+
short-term and its subsidiaries following an extensive review
of the company. At the same time, Fitch has revised its Rating
Outlook to Negative, reflecting our expectations for continued
softness in the global economy and in the equity and capital
markets. (Outlooks are intended to look forward over a 12 to 18
month time horizon.)
These macro economic issues will subject JPMC to continued
challenges on the asset quality front and will serve to
restrain the performance of many of the firm's businesses,
particularly within the investment banking business. We
believe that JPMC still has substantial capacity to manage
through the current environment, albeit to a lesser degree
today than was true several quarters ago as the firm utilized
some of its financial flexibility to deal with various
issues during the latter part of 2001, including the well
publicized Enron situation. We expect JPMC's diverse franchise
to afford the company the ability to rebound to profitability,
and steadily improve its financial performance over the near to
intermediate term. The current ratings also incorporate an
expectation that JPMC will continue to show appropriate
prudence in both liquidity management and capital management,
and we look for JPMC to build its capital positions over the
coming year.
Clearly we will continue to monitor this situation closely
and will reevaluate and likely change the ratings if JPMC is
not be able to meet these expectations.
Ratings Affirmed, Outlook Revised to Negative:
JP Morgan Chase & Co
-- Short Term Debt F1+;
-- Senior Debt AA-;
--Subordinated Debt A+;
-- Preferred A+;
-- Long-Term Issuer AA-;
--Short-Term Issuer F1+;
-- Individual B;
-- Support 5;
JP Morgan Chase Bank
-- Short Term Deposits F1+;
-- Short Term Debt F1+;
-- Long Term Deposits AA;
-- Senior Debt AA;
-- Subordinated Debt AA-;
-- Preferred AA-;
-- Long-Term Issuer AA;
-- Short-Term Issuer F1+;
-- Individual B;
-- Support 1.
Chase Manhattan Bank USA, NA
-- Short Term Deposits F1+;
-- Short Term Debt F1+;
-- Long Term



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>Hi,
>mit JPM geht's deutlich südwärts:
>[img][/img]
>Kommt demnächst das unkontrollierte Trudeln (tailspin).
>Mit speziellem Dank an XERXES grüßend
>d.


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Hi,

habe nur das gefunden:

Insidertrades

Gruß

d.

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