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Peter Matthews
PO Box 65345,, Seattle, Washington
Phone: 1 (206) 984 1692
URL: http://www.isaacpaige.com
Isaac Paige Associates is highly respected within the financial community and has been providing accurate evaluations for over a decade. Isaac Paige Associates principals are actively involved in all aspects of the mergers
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18
MAR
Isaac Paige Associates CEO urges US and Others to do More to Help Economy
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Peter Matthews challenges the US and others to clean up economic mess they have caused.
17
MAR
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Says Biggest Risk Is Shortage Of Political Will
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Predicts the Current Credit Crisis will Continue Throughout 2009.
17
MAR
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Urges G-20 To Turn Sight On Toxic Assets In Coordinated Move
Finance chiefs from the Group of 20 vowed to work together to clean up the toxic assets that helped trigger the financial crisis and led banks to rack up more than $1 trillion in losses.
15
MAR
Commodities Prices Soar, Buoyed By Gains On Street
Commodities prices soared Thursday as buying interest for everything from gold to corn gained momentum amid a rally on Wall Street.
15
MAR
Isaac Paige Chairman Pleased As Stocks Rally On Good News For Banks
Wall Street rallies after a day of good news and the Dow logs its biggest 3-day gain since November.
13
MAR
Issac Paige Associates Chairman Is Convinced The Dollar Strength Will Linger
The inability of non-US banks to roll over short term funding of investments in illiquid US assets has been a key factor behind the dollar’s strength since last summer and should continue to support the greenback.” says Peter Matthews, Chairman of Isaac Paige Associates in Seattle, Washington.
13
MAR
Isaac Paige Chairman Believes Commercial Real Estate May Strain Banks
“Recent U.S. economic data has been grim, and financing strains in the commercial real estate sector could heap pressure on the country's already battered banks,” Peter Matthews, Chairman of Isaac Paige Associates said on Wednesday.
04
MAR
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Predicts the Current Credit Crisis will Continue Throughout 2009
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman, Peter Matthews, spoke openly today about his growing concern for the immediate future for the American economy and the need for tighter legislation in the future if the world is to avoid another serious credit crisis.
04
MAR
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Believes The Us Economy Is On The Brink Of A Depression
A Depression doesn't have to be great bread lines, rampant unemployment, a wipeout in the stock market. The economy can sink into a milder depression, the kind spelled with a lowercase d and it may be happening now.
04
MAR
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Voices Concern As Dow Finishes Below 7,000 For First Time Since '97
A relentless sell-off in the stock market Monday blew through barriers that would have been unthinkable just weeks ago, and investors warned there was no reason to believe buyers will return anytime soon.
03
MAR
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Voices Concern as Stocks Slide from Tokyo to London
Stocks in Europe and Asia and U.S. futures slumped, while Treasuries and gold rose as Isaac Paige Associates Chairman, Peter Matthews, said “The American economy is in a shambles” as he voiced his concern over the financial firms that will need more capital.
26
FEB
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Peter Matthews Spurned Outright Federal Control Of U.S. Banks In Favor Of A Public-Private Partnership
Speaking from their corporate headquarters, in Seattle, Washington, Peter Matthews commented that the government should use supervision instead of shareholder control to guide major banks, and warned against dismantling their franchises.
26
FEB
Isaac Paige Associates Chairman Applauds President Obamas Crisis Speech As A Chance To Overhaul Banking And Health Care
President Barack Obama framed the U.S. economic crisis as an opportunity to solve some of the nation’s most intractable issues and signaled that more taxpayer money would be needed to end the credit crunch.