Writedown news: 28 Aug 2008

Below are the latest writedown stories from the web that I have seen. For the full timeline of news, visit my credit crisis timeline. Bloomberg recently updated their tally of writedowns to arrive at $503.8 Billion to date. That is on the timeline as well.

Also see my list of Bankrupt Global Financial Institutions.

Some of the National Post pictures accompanying the earnings reports are pretty funny: it’s like they rolled across the street in Toronto and snapped a Polaroid of the Bank’s building logo. Check out the BMO, TD and RBC photos to see unwilling photo participants. At least the CIBC photo has no people in it.

2008 08 20 JPMorgan Warned California as Auction Market Neared Collapse
2008 08 20
Fed’s Lacker Clashes With Paulson on Fannie-Freddie Strategy
2008 08 20 FDIC Releases Details on IndyMac Loan Mods; Questions Remain
2008 08 20 California mulls probing senator over IndyMac crash
2008 08 20 Possible Lehman asset management sale portends pain
2008 08 20 Lehman’s secret talks to sell 50% stake stall
2008 08 20 Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac shares fall on fears of size of potential losses
2008 08 20 Wachovia Unloads Troubled Loans
2008 08 21 Fed Acted on Lehman Rumor
2008 08 21 Lone Star Funds to take over IKB
2008 08 24 Danish Central Bank, Grouping Acquire Roskilde Bank
2008 08 26 Housing slump hits BMO’s bottom line
2008 08 26 Scotiabank earnings slip 2%
2008 08 27 CIBC profit squeezed by $885-million credit hit
2008 08 28 Agricole, Natixis earnings plunge on market turmoil
2008 08 28 C.Agricole Q2 profit plunges on Calyon loss
2008 08 28 TD’s profit drops, but bank hikes dividend
2008 08 28 National Bank profit rises
2008 08 28 U.S. operations bite into Royal Bank’s profit

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