North Fork Bancorporation News

Take, for instance, the $370 million pool Deutsche Bank AG raised for Bond Street Holdings LLC in early November.

In January, when the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. announced it had sold IndyMac Bancorp to a group of buyout firms, it looked like it could be the start of something big.

Deutsche looks to raise blind pool for banks Posted on November 5, 2009 4:00 PM Deutsche Bank AG is trying to raise $350 million in the private placement markets for a blind pool to be run by former North Fork Bancorp executive Daniel Healy and used to buy troubled banks.

Blackstone Group LP President Tony James said the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.a s proposed rules covering buyout firmsa purchases of controlling stakes in banks would a oekill it for private equity.a His firm, the worlda s largest buyout company, is among the investors urging the FDIC to back off guidelines released last month as the agency ...

Blackstone Group LP President Tony James said the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.a s proposed rules covering buyout firmsa purchases of controlling stakes in banks would a oekill it for private equity.a His firm, the worlda s largest buyout company, is among the investors urging the FDIC to back off guidelines released last month as the agency ...

Blackstone Group LP President Tony James said the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.a s proposed rules covering buyout firmsa purchases of controlling stakes in banks would a oekill it for private equity.a His firm, the worlda s largest buyout company, is among the investors urging the FDIC to back off guidelines released last month as the agency ...

The story behind the year's biggest bank failure was, in many ways, typical of the financial crisis.

J.C. Flowers & Co.a s offer for BankUnited Financial Corp. was rejected by U.S. regulators on concern over how to account for future losses, even though it valued the ailing companya s assets higher than the winning bidder, a person familiar with the matter said.