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Subject: Bankers Trust

Bankers Trust was an historic American banking organization, acquired by Deutsche Bank in 1998.

Research notes

How was Capital Flow Analysis developed?

John Schroy

Capital Flow Analysis is a technique for interpreting flow of funds accounts developed by John Oswin Schroy over the period 1998-2004 and published on the website, “Center for Capital Flow Analysis”.

This article provides background notes that describe how, where, and by whom the methods of Capital Flow Analysis were developed.

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Stock buybacks

The Stock Buyback Era evaluated

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US Politics

Why Congress won't kill ACORN

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Professor Siegel’s Epiphany

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US Bonds

Bond demand exceeds supply for a decade

Over the decade, 1995-2004, the demand for US bonds of all types has surpassed new bond issues in eight of the last ten years. This is the reason that bond prices have held firm, even in 2003, when net new issues reached almost $1.8 trillion. More ...

World Economy

Signs of US losing its groove?

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