SAC
Going After Steven Cohen’s Wallet – DealBook
/ NYT
Citadel’s Unexpected SAC Cameo – MoneyBeat
/ WSJ
Investors in Steven Cohen’s SAC May Face
Clawbacks – PragCap
At SAC, Rules Compliance With an ‘Edge’ – DealBook
/ NYT
SAC Capital Is Arraigned on a Raft of Criminal
Charges – DealBook
/ NYT
SAC Case Threatens a Wall St. Cash Cow – DealBook
/ NYT
In SAC Case, the Name Cohen Is Conspicuous by
Its Absence – MoneyBeat
/ WSJ
SAC’s Cohen Risks
Losing Fortune While Keeping Freedom – BB
SAC Reassures Clients
as Steve Cohen Fights to Stay Open – BB
Without Cohen, the
Case Against SAC Is Lacking – View
/ BB
SAC Capital pleads
not guilty; reinsurance unit eyed – Reuters
FROM MY EARLIER POSTS:
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission on Friday in a surprising
action took a step toward forcing hedge fund mogul Steven A. Cohen out of the
industry that he helped build.
Cohen received highly suspicious information that should have caused any
reasonable hedge-fund manager to investigate the basis for trades made by
Mathew Martoma and Michael Steinberg, the SEC said in an administrative
proceeding…
Watch what you say in instant messages. That is one of the lessons to be
drawn from the case filed by federal regulators on Friday against Steven A.
Cohen, who say that the billionaire hedge fund manager failed to supervise
employees accused of insider trading.
Excellent article
links on SAC and Steve Cohen
YELLEN VS SUMMERS
This is how people at the Fed are thinking
about the race to be their boss
– Wonkblog
/ WP
Wonkbook: A dark horse for Fed chair? – Wonkblog
/ WP
Obama Seems To Be Choosing Between A Yawn And A
Hiss – ZH
White House says no decision on Fed chair until
the fall – Wonkblog
/ WP
FROM MY EARLIER POSTS:
I've linked to a couple of articles below and they suggest the choice is
between Janet Yellen and Larry Summers - and the key difference is "leadership
style". However another key
difference is that Yellen has a much better track record of correctly analyzing
the economic situation, while Summers has frequently been wrong (but never in
doubt).
Despite an impressive
resume that includes stints as Treasury Secretary and chief economist of the
World Bank, there is a very good reason Summers shouldn't be in charge of
monetary policy: He seems to have trouble with interest rates.
The Fed Succession – Krugman
/ NYT
First, the new
chairman will need to have – or will need to develop – a firm grip on the
theory and practice of how the expansion and shrinkage of a central bank’s
balance sheet affects the economy… The second and arguably much more important
attribute of any new chairman will be the ability and determination to
safeguard the Fed’s anti-inflation credibility.
Why Larry Summers Should Not Be Permitted to
Run Anything More Important than a Dog Pound – naked capitalism
Right now, Larry Summers is
the front-runner for Fed chair –
Wonkblog / WP
Why Yellen should be the next Fed chair – alphaville / FT