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We've lent £185bn to banks 1:42pm on 03 Feb 2009 BOE Property price Index fall by 50% per annum (or 36% fall in 9 months).

Figures in Billion pounds

Total committed assets 287
Total money received 185
Total loss accepted 102

Percentage of loss of value assets
102 100 = 35.54%
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287

I have not calculated the fee of 1.15% as loss yet. If you want to annualise the loss
36 * 12 = 48%
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9

PS. if anything goes up by 100% it only needs to come down by 50% to be the same value.
Does the Bank Rate matter? 11:15am on 08 Jan 2009 What does it do to the securitised loans (corporate and home loans)?

The rate of return on them also falls.
Hence the investor will liquidate them even futher.

And we will fall more in the rut.

Serendepity.
Fog and frisking end India tour 1:36pm on 25 Dec 2008 England don't have it in them to win and now we know they don't have it within them to loose graciously.

All excuses. Got beaten 5-0 in one days of 5 matches. And ran home, the sorry state of Bombay took eyes off the poor performance.
There were no questions asked of the performance of players.

Next the tests, England started brilliantly in tests and could have won the first, record breaking performance won it for India.

Second test no performance from England at all.

I'm surprised you talk about fog, no one talks about the rain which is why England won the ashes in 2005. Why the ball swung more for Harmisson, Anderson and Flintoff. It was the rain before English were bowling the same did not happen for Australia.

Sore loosers. and will never win till you get off excuses and start to play.
We own Royal Bank 11:51am on 28 Nov 2008 Robert Peston, please call yourself a Business Reporter and not a business analyst.

I don't see any analysis in the whole of your articles. Even the information is a month old.
You didn't know this was not meant to happen.

Now for the analysis (all figures in £ Billions)

Total market cap: 23 / .58 = 39.65 billion

Total assets: 1900 billion

Multiple of asset to capitalisation: 47.92

This is not a bank, this is a hedge fund we have invested in.

Now you can compare us to Iceland if not worse because we have more Hedge funds so called banks coming up.

And that is called analysis.
Morphing America? 9:06pm on 05 Nov 2008 Remind me or maybe remind yourself
A year ago Justin Webb made a prediction about who will be the next president of USA?

Justin Webb's answer> John McCain

(Also agreed by Ewan Davis)

Maybe time to agree that BBC reporters know very little about the subjects they claim to be experts in.
Russell Brand, Jonathan Ross, Andrew Sachs and the BBC. 9:49pm on 27 Oct 2008 Simple, sack both of them.

This will get do two things
1) Tell the BBC the right value of both of them is not the market value but what overpayment from the BBC.

2) Get sense into both of them.
When people start believing there hype that is when their time is up.

When you are destined to fail, brain is the first thing that gives up.
What Mervyn didn't say 1:07pm on 22 Oct 2008 What is in this blog that I don't know.

I think Robert Peston like Evan Davis before making a life out of stating the obvious.

I think time to move to Hello or News of the world. You might do better in sensational journalism like the one you indulged yesterday.
Rothschild v Osborne 11:01am on 21 Oct 2008 You really have nothing to do this morning.

What a crap argument/story.

And if they are raising funds rather than stitching the tax payer as the Labour party does. What is the problem?

You have really reached the lows.
I think its time for you to move on and maybe join News of the world, Sun or maybe Hello.
Lehman on critical list 12:52pm on 12 Sep 2008 Prediction:

This Sunday (14 Sep 2008) evening
"Lehman Brothers sold to Citi or BOA"

You can read all about it on Monday morning.
Barclays: credit and credibility 11:39am on 07 Aug 2008 Liar Liar pants on fire.

The reason is they are not declaring all the losses.

Barclays is the 3rd biggest investor in this mess after Citi group and Merill

Name Losses so far
Citi $55 billion
Merill $51 billion
Barclays $4 billion (£2 billion)

No way hose. They are not telling the truth.

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