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@Sandra - yes, the punishment for apostasy is death, because becoming a Muslim is not a joke and to stop corruption within the Muslim community.
Similarly, the punishment for espionage against your country (high treason) is death in most countries, perhaps it still is in UK and USA?
Secondly, why wouldn't people come to the light of Islam leaving behind darkness?
Darkness from depression, gambling, alcohol (leading to countless problems of rape, marriage/family-breakdown, child abuse, etc), and where women are treated as sex objects, where pornography is rampant even in children, and where children are pressurised and taught to have sex at a young age.
Islam first and foremost teaches the sacredness of family life, the upbringing of children in a safe household with strong foundation in religion and the belief in the One God.
Islam raises the status of women to be recognised as individuals and looked upon as a source of knowledge - after all, Muslim women are the first teachers to the scholars!
Third, there is not a single country that can be regarded as a "Muslim country", the closest that one comes to this might actually be UK because of social welfare (benefits), helping the poor and needy, and the free healthcare system - all of these are Islamic values, yet no other Muslim country practices this - something to ponder.
Why would you convert to a religion that demands death if you leave it (the punishment for apostasy is death in all four schools of Sunni jurisprudence)
Bukhari, volume 9, #17
"Narrated Abdullah: Allah's Messenger said, "The blood of a Muslim who confesses that none has the right to be worshipped but Allah and that I am His Messenger, cannot be shed except in three cases: in Qisas (equality in punishment) for murder, a married person who commits illegal sexual intercourse and the one who reverts from Islam (Apostate) and leaves the Muslims."
Bukhari, volume 9, #57
Narrated Ikrima, "Some atheists were brought to Ali and he burnt them. The news of this event, reached Ibn Abbas who said, "If I had been in his place, I would not have burnt them, as Allah's messenger forbade it, saying, "Do not punish anybody with Allah's punishment (fire)." I would have killed them according to the statement of Allah's Messenger, "Whoever changed his Islamic religion, then kill him."
Bukhari, volume 9, #58
Narrated Abu Burda, "Abu Musa said.....Behold there was a fettered man beside Abu Musa. Muadh asked, "Who is this (man)?" Abu Musa said, "He was a Jew and became a Muslim and then reverted back to Judaism." Then Abu Musa requested Muadh to sit down but Muadh said, "I will not sit down till he has been killed. This is the judgment of Allah and his messenger," and repeated it thrice. Then Abu Musa ordered that the man be killed, and he was killed. Abu Musa added, "Then we discussed the night prayers .....
I've seen some comments here expressing surprise about a supposed lack of people converting to Christianity, as well as surprise that someone would convert to Islam. I'm definitely no expert on religions, but why would someone want to convert to Christianity, the religion that was ex-communicating people for saying the earth wasn't flat, describes jesus as both the son of god and god himself, and tells us the earth is a few thousand years old? Say whatever you want about Islam, but I've never heard any of these obvious scientific failings existing in it.
There is a huge difference. Since the times of Galileo Christianity has gone through reformation and the Enlightenment.
Western Civilization and Christianity are siblings but they are not identical and neither of them pretends that this should change. That's why we can coexist with people who believe in miracles, heavens and saints.
Islam is different, it pretends to be a unifying force, ruling every single aspect of life. This concept is incompatible with a pluralistic, enlightened society.
Doesn't that signify that Christianity is man-made then?
Does there exist a religion that isn't man-made?
The punishment for leaving Islam (apostasy) is death in all four schools of Sunni jurisprudence. Is that scientific enough for you?
I've seen some comments here expressing surprise about a supposed lack of people converting to Christianity, as well as surprise that someone would convert to Islam. I'm definitely no expert on religions, but why would someone want to convert to Christianity, the religion that was ex-communicating people for saying the earth wasn't flat, describes jesus as both the son of god and god himself, and tells us the earth is a few thousand years old? Say whatever you want about Islam, but I've never heard any of these obvious scientific failings existing in it.
Now UK became home of muslims fanatics and US/Canada are going to be. They r getting strong day by day with the help of so called liberal policy.
I don't know when US/UK will learn their lesson that, if u nourish a snake with milk... it will bite you some day.
Now US/Canada planning to immigrate more muslims!!! Good, keep going...u dumb...never learn ur lesson!!!!!
U can even believe a snake but not a muslim!!
Your comments sickens all the decent people. If you pander such bigotry, it shows how ignorant you are about a Faith that includes one fourth of humanity. In case you do not know Islam is the fastest growing Religion.You are the types of George Bush and Tony Blair two wicked men of this century!
1.Yes I agree, Muslims are very fast growing but mind it- our earth is already overpopulated. Muslims are doing it intentionally & dreaming to capture the world not by ideal but by force/war. So the increasing number is not helping the environment or the mankind in any way.
2.Muslims are one fourth, yes I do agree and you know> "TRUTH is not determined by MAJORITY" :)
3.Yes I also agree my comment was indecent, but I was not ignorant. YOU know why?? Because they don't deserve it. We will keep showing decency and they keep killing people. Most "peace loving" muslims who are not directly related with violence-but they have silent support for the activists if they even kill children of other religion. I know it is very tough to accept the truth-but this is the reality. That's why I'm not decent to them any how.
Women who convert to Islam because of the "bawdiness" of western society don't appear to have grasped that it isn't complulsory. No one is forcing you to be bawdy. You can still be western and not bawdy (as most people are). If they're coverting for that reason, then it's a trivial reason for doing so.
But those Christians who have converted to Islam will accept that Muslims can convert to Christianity? Or, they themselves, can go back to Christianism after becoming Muslim?
'Say: "O People of the Book! ye have no ground to stand upon unless ye stand fast by the Law, the Gospel, and all the revelation that has come to you from your Lord." It is the revelation that cometh to thee from thy Lord, that increaseth in most of them their obstinate rebellion and blasphemy. But sorrow thou not over (these) people without Faith.
Those who believe (in the Qur'an), those who follow the Jewish (scriptures), and the Sabians and the Christians,- any who believe in Allah and the Last Day, and work righteousness,- on them shall be no fear, nor shall they grieve.'
(Verses from sura 5 in the Qur'an).
I wonder what the Qur'an sure wants to say us.
"O people of the book". I presume Jews, Christians and Muslims are meant. We others seemingly don't have to pay attention (or should we?).
"ye have no ground [...] unless ye stand fast by [...] and _all_ the revelation". If I'm not too badly informed, Muslims take the Qur'an as _the_ revelation of God's narrative. So, taking that literally - anybody who does not believe in the Qur'an "has no ground to stand". This is not the bible, which is open to interpretation - these are supposedly god's own inalterable words. So we all who are not Muslims have no ground on this earth. Thank you!
And all of of us who are not even Jews or Christians, it seems, upon us shall be "fear" and "grieve" ...
In the bible of course you find similar writings but fortunately nobody (except for some fanatics) expects you to take everything written literally.
This is the main difference between Islam and Christianity. In Christianity the evolution of faith has always been an intrinsic part of it. That's why - despite being a set of irrational beliefs - it's less threatening to our pluralistic society.
The punishment for apostasy (ie leaving Islam) is death in all schools of Sunni fiqh.
The punishment for apostasy (ie leaving Islam) is death in all schools of Sunni fiqh.
this is probably correct, new converts are sometimes overzealous to show their faith. this is mostly because they know precious little about it. jinnah and iqbal are probably good examples. they were 1st or 2nd generation converts and th fought vociferously for an independent state for islam in india
Mainstream Anglicanism has become so permissive that it no longer takes a serious stand on anything (apart from generic leftist causes). Islam, with its unabashed embrace of oppression, tyranny, homicide and terrorism may stand for lots of bad things, but at least it stands for something. As Yeats put it, "The best lack all conviction, while the worst/ Are full of passionate intensity." England is destroying itself from within-- this is one of the symptoms.
"Even without the taint of extremism, women are sometimes pitied for joining a religion accused of oppressing them."
Radicals and ignorant Muslims oppress women, NOT Islam as a religion.
Of course not: Mohammed was just an illiterate pedophile who married Aisha when she was 6 or 7, but only consummated the marriage when she was nine! Since he had a few other wives, he could wait...
My Dear ignorant friend,
First of all, the fact that she was 6, 7 or 9 isn't confirmed and there has been a lot of debate on that. Moreover, the numbers say that she was older than that when Mohammed (peace be upon him) married her.
This shows that you are a type of person, like most of people in this world, who just hear things and shout rather than read and really look for the facts. Such ignorance from you and your likes is a prime source for all the problems in this world including your own problems.
Best Regards,
A person who is much better than you :)
My poor fellow:
Of course I am a poor ignorant PhD from the Sorbonne, among many other degrees. The only debate about the age of Aisha at her marriage is about whether she was 6 or 7.. (Watt, Encyclopedia of Islam).
Of course I am a poor ignorant, unlike your so called prophet, who was... illiterate - fact the even you can't deny.
And by the way, since the discussion is about the condition of women, your so-called prophet was a polygamist, which your so-called religion endorses.
But again, you are so much better than me...
Look amiga, your PhDs do not mean anything if this is the way you talk. Moreover, having a PhD "among many other degrees" does not mean that you're on top of the world. For example, Bill Gates & Steve Jobs are drop-outs and they gave more to the world than your PhDs. Other businessmen and great leaders had a huge impact on our lives far more than all the degrees in your beloved Sorbonne. So, please forget about YOUR GREAT DEGREES OR TAKE A NICE PICTURE WITH THEM.
The prophet Mohammed was illiterate and I do not deny that. But this doesn't mean that he is bad, does it?
Second, your debate regarding 6 or 7 is completely flawed!! Watt, Encyclopedia is not the only source of knowledge. The debate on Aisha's age exists and there is no firm answer on that, since other sources argue that she was much older than that. Just accept the fact that this is debated and no one will find an answer because no one can concur this 100%. It is clear that you have hatred against Muslims and Islam, however, we are talking about facts here.
People think that polygamy is just everywhere in the Islamic world and people just marry women with no law. Polygamy existed and still exists in other cultures as well. But "Hey! Wooo!" Islam is the only one to be blamed.
The current fact that Islamic countries now are somewhat lawless is due to their corrupt governments, illiteracy and under-development and not due to Islam because, on the other hand, the Islamic Empire contributed a lot in history and was a source of knowledge and civilisation for centuries (just like other empires and countries in their golden ages) - think Andalusia, Abbasite, Umayyat Empires.
Condition of women is improving and people are working to improve it in a lot of countries, whether Islamic or NOT (China, Africa, Japan...etc are all examples).
It's NOT the prophet NOR Islam. It's ignorant people. So, please stop being one. Comprende?
Nice to see how easily people use the words "fact" and "religion" in the same sentence. There is no fact associated with any religion - sooner you understand this, the better.
My comment on Aisha's age was historical and NOT religious, hence, this why I said FACT. So, your comment is irrelevant.
The existence of billions of people today and in history who follow/ed or believe/ed in religion makes it a fact that exists whether you believed in it or not, and therefore, cannot be ignored.
The sooner you think before writing a comment...... yes! the better :)
Ahh....did I touch a raw nerve?
Billions believed in many things which have been proven wrong. All it takes is some time. I agree religion should not be ignored, it is too dangerous to be left to its own device.
Moreover, my comment was more generic in nature. I could not care less about Aisha's age. Just that people like you try so hard to prove/disprove irrelevant/unsubstantiated/subjective things, when you should be trying to think for yourselves.
And again, it brings a smile on my face when you ask me to "think".
"Billions believed in many things which have been proven wrong. All it takes is some time. I agree religion should not be ignored, it is too dangerous to be left to its own device." - I couldn't agree more on this statement.
However, and on the second part of your comment, our debate was concerning Aisha's age, which makes your generic comment irrelevant again. I couldn't care about you not caring about her age because again the debate was historical and not religious. I didn't try to prove anything my friend, I was replying to someone that was so much in love with him/herself because they read something in an encyclopaedia without knowing more about the subject and blaming a region of 1 billion people for women repression (ofcourse, he/she was also on top of the world because of a PhD).
And again, it brings a bigger smile on my face when you ask me to "think" :)))
Always trying to have the last say huh :) Well, there you have it. Enjoy !!!
Thanks you too!!! :)
As far as I know, Islam does NOT require women to convert before they marry a moslem man, as long as said women are people of the book (Jewish or Christian). So the women who convert to marry a moslem are not doing this for religion, they may be converting to please partners or their families. A Jewish or Christan man does need to convert before marrying a moslem woman with a moslem nekah. Here, the different treatment of men and women may in fact give women a bit more flexibility.
Please view this video of the demand to impose sharia law in Brussels. You can expect similar demands in UK, within a few years. http://www.cbn.com/tv/1509282970001
Unicorns, fairies, elves, black magic, ghosts, UFOs, turning lead into gold, voodoo spells, virgin births, flying horses, angels, miracles, chosen people, life after death, heaven & hell, transubstantiation of bread & wine, martyrdom, smurfs, weeping statues, speaking in tongues, end times revelations, dragons, levitation, invisibility, perpetual motion machines, holy books.
The world is full of more lies & foolishness than you can fit inside your head.
Or, in a banal posting on the TE website.
You are probably the only person on the planet who'd misuse banal to describe that post. Alternately you may not know what banal means.
"Banal," in this case means a trite, unoriginal and pedestrian re-hash of common opinion or prejudice. The sort of thing the village atheist might proclaim in a pub in order to appear witty or provocative.
Your posting was trite, unoriginal, pedestrian and a rehash of common opinion or prejudice.
Which is why I called it banal.
Hope this helps!
More errors, yeesch!
1. "Banal" means what it means no matter the case, so that first sentence is pointless.
2. The post is completely uncommon.
3. You called it banal out of frustration.
You got one thing right; it was witty and provocative.
"do citizens have the right to impose their own moral views on each other?"
No -- it was banal.
Ok, lets let that issue slide and move on.
I see you disagree with the list, it is rather long. I call the items "... lies & foolishness." Please tell me which items on that list you would take off.
I am sure you believe at least some of them are either lies, or foolishness. A few are mutually exclusive, you can't both believe in Chosen People and transubstantiation.
Which would you like off the list?
Andros correctly used the term banal, and correctly defined it in his/her subsequent post.
Also, by your list you clearly seem to confuse the concepts of ethos and mythos. I suspect you do so deliberately to deflect from substantive discussion of the topic.
1. He misused the term, whose definition was in question only in his mind, not mine.
2. The list, as I clearly wrote, was of, "lies & foolishness." If you'd like to pick something off the list as either not a lie, or not foolishness, then do so. Otherwise take your Texas A&M malarkey and offer it to one of the many poorly educated yokels in your giant hell of a state.
1) Here are some various definitions of "banal":
Merriam-Webster - lacking originality, freshness, or novelty
Dictionary.com - devoid of freshness or originality; hackneyed; trite
Cambridge dictionary - boring, ordinary, and not original
Andros argued that your post was unoriginal and predictable, using the term banal correctly. You may disagree with his/her assessment, but not the use of the term "banal".
2) Regarding your list, I would classify them thusly:
Unicorns, fairies, elves, black magic, voodoo spells, flying horses, and dragons are all elements of mythology, or narrative fiction.
UFOs are just unidentified flying objects. That could refer to either real aircraft that the viewer can't identify or delusion.
Turning lead into gold and perpetual motion machines are just scientific goals that have proven to be impossible to achieve to due physical laws.
Virgin births, angels, miracles, chosen people, life after death, heaven & hell, transubstantiation of bread & wine, martyrdom, and holy books are all elements of ethos, or beliefs about the way we "ought" to be or act that aren't based wholly in observable science. In short, they address the why rather than the how. You might find that endeavor to be fruitless, but that doesn't make any of the above a lie. I'm guessing you would classify them all under your subjective catchall term "foolishness." Most people would not.
Weeping statues, speaking in tongues, and end times revelations are all subsets of miracles (see above) and most of the time these are either lies or mistakes on the part of the proponent.
Levitation and invisibility are just ordinary phenomena. Magnets can levitate and many gases are invisible. If you meant to say invisibility or levitation by humans, then these are probably either tricks for entertainment purposes (or lies if you prefer.)
Smurfs are modern pop culture characters from a TV show. Not a lie, possibly foolish.
Lastly, I noticed that you closed your rebuttal by insulting my state and my university. Not knowing anything about you in particular, I'll just surmise that you live in a sad place and were beaten by your parents.
Actually, you insult Texas, not me.
You prove, by boldly displaying both your inability to read for content and your "endless-blather" writing style; that everything is indeed bigger in Texas, including the fools.
Several commentators show contempt for women who convert to Islam. The word "stupid" has been used. Maybe these women are smarter than their "sisters."
Islam subordinates women to men and all the Muslim mumbo-jumbo about "respect for women" is just that -- mumbo-jumbo. But, women who convert at least find themselves part of a community that ostensibly values modesty, chastity and honors the roles of wife and mother. In order to join such a community, women are expected to give up their rights to sleep around, bear children who will be raised starved for fatherly attention, spend their fertile years as a sort of human spittoon for the local jobless yobs and live in council flats. They feel this to be a fair bargain.
There was a time they might have found community in the Christian church. The proverbial lady in tweed bicycling to the village church to hear Mass may have been one thing or the other -- but "oppressed" she was not.
No one in England believes in Christianity any longer. From what I have seen, no one in England believes in much of anything beyond their immediate material needs. Islam maintains the self-confidence that Christians long-ago abandoned. Furthermore, the chattering classes are, literally, afraid of the Muslims but feel more than free to sneer at Christianity.
Whether women who convert to Islam are "stupid" is a matter of opinion. It is not what I would want for my daughter. But, then, I wouldn't care to have her be a slut with rotten teeth, two babies by different men, no job prospects, a lousy education and living on welfare in a spiritual void either. But, then . . . that's just me.
"It is not what I would want for my daughter. But, then, I wouldn't care to have her be a slut with rotten teeth, two babies by different men, no job prospects, a lousy education and living on welfare..."
You mean like Mrs. Katherine Russell Tsarnaeva?
99.999% of welfare women would NEVER swap positions with her.
Why should they? They get a government check don't they?
An absolutely first rate post A. Andros. Couldn't have put it better myself.
It's kind of funny. You correctly point out the flaws in Islam but are much more sympathetic towards your "beliefs" completely ignoring the fact that Christian (or any other religions) "teachings" are not based on truths either.
Believing that the world is 6000 years old, or disregarding evolution despite all the scientific evidence or not believing in global warming is in my opinion as much harmful as the oppression of women and in general the anti-scientific and anti-freedom attitude of Islamic societies.
If you truly seek the truth, try atheism or agnosticism.
It's kind of funny. You correctly point out the flaws in Islam but are much more sympathetic towards your "beliefs" completely ignoring the fact that Christian (or any other religions) "teachings" are not based on truths either.
Believing that the world is 6000 years old, or disregarding evolution despite all the scientific evidence or not believing in global warming is in my opinion as much harmful as the oppression of women and in general the anti-scientific and anti-freedom attitude of Islamic societies.
If you truly seek the truth, try atheism or agnosticism.
Changing to Islam is a one way street. Please read the opinion surveys on the punishment for changing from Islam to any other or marrying a non believer.
The Middle East and Pakistan is full of extremist Muslims who kill the believers of other sects. There are also people who advocate anarchy, such as those who influenced the Boston bomber. It is a matter of time before UK follows these trends.
Changing to Islam may be a one way street ONLY in islamic countries but not in secular countries. I know several kids of Turkish immigrants in Germany who are completely secularized and agnostic.
Most of girls are lured in Islam by boys from that religion .These are encourage by their culture to marry outside and bring as much women they can .They marry many girls some outside forming harem as directed by their prophet .Somebody have to stop this .Some girls due to infatuation enter home of such people .More moronic example is of Boston marathon bomber's widow.That woman was so dumb that after marriage she fed that guy by working outside in malls so that to bomb her own country .
Nobody has to stop this. Whilst I strongly believe that converting to Islam is one of the stupidest things a person can do, these women are free to believe want they want.
You can't on one hand say that women are fully capable of reasoning and on the other say they have to be stopped from taking the wrong decision.
Everybody has the same right to make mistakes.
What a travesty you commit! Have you heard about thousands of low caste Hindus turning to Islam to get dignity.So stop flashing this nonsense about Muslim men luring innocent Hindu or other girls.They admit into Islam for it gives them dignity.Moreover do not confuse Islam with some stupid customs some Muslims follow!
You call yourself a guru! Guru of fraud you mean?
"Islam is giving dignity to women"---- ha ha ha....joke of the century. I read Qur'an and people are not blind or dumb.
...and thus religion continued to troll humanity and they lived miserably ever after.
I think I haven't seen the more important question addressed here: how many muslims LEAVE their faith? That must be a much larger number than the converts, given the secularization of society in general.
All mosques should be bugged and monitored.
We have seen too much terror originating in these 'sacred houses of worship'.
This secret monitoring policy has kept America safe in the decade since 9/11.
There is Freedom to Worship, but not Freedom to Bomb.
Religion is a relic from a previous age.
Time to ban it as inhuman as we have banned racism.
The scary thing is that, in your righteous fury to ban relics of previous ages, you seem to be willing to toss freedom of speech into the list of prohibited items.
Nah. Not really. I love freedom of speech such as The Economist provides.
If you happen to live in Pakistan, you'll see that YouTube is banned there .... and there goes all your opportunity to expose yourself to wonderful documentaries and debates and other such educational videos.
Muslim countries typically have less freedom of speech. Deeply religious Christian nations might provide more freedom of speech but ONLY as long as those taking advantage of that freedom of speech do not criticize Jesus and Bible much.
India, the only large 'Hindu' nation may have a good amount of freedom of speech but I am sure the 'implicit' restrictions are known to one and all. There are very many 'holy cows' — mostly religious — which you are supposed to 'respect' and not criticize.
Lastly, some freedoms DO need to be restricted at times, aren't they? While I am not an expert on Europe, I believe you can't be a Nazi-sympathizer or a Holocaust-denier in Germany. Germany chooses to restrict one's freedom of speech that way.
In the USSR religion was considered a relic...and 70 years later the Russian Government rebuilt the Cathedral of Christ the Saviour in Moscow, whcih had been previously demolished. And Islamist in the Caucasus became widespread...
Well if you happen to live in China (run by an officially atheist political party) you will find that YouTube is banned, just like in Pakistan. So is Twitter, Facebook, Wordpress, Blogpost, and pretty much any other social website. I live in China, so I now this first-hand.
But China allows a lot more freedom of speech than it used to- and that has gone hand-in-hand with a religious reawakening here. Coincidence? Many of the most repressive and murderous regimes of the last century were atheist and persecuted religious believers: Stalinist U.S.S.R., Maoist China, Pol Pot's Cambodia, North Korea, etc. Nazi Germany's patron philosopher? The uber-atheist Nietzsche ("God is dead") who hated religion, and especially Christianity.
"Lastly, some freedoms DO need to be restricted at times" Yeah, other people's freedoms, right? Thank God Hitchenites like you aren't in power-- there would be no freedom of belief whatsoever!
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Fri, Mar. 27, 3:28 AM
- Despite its revenues falling 6%, JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM) retained its crown as the top performing investment bank in 2014, according to industry analytics firm Coalition.
- JPMorgan reaped $22B from investment banking last year, compared with $23.3B in 2013.
- Other U.S. banks also continued to dominate top spots, with Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) coming second overall across investment banking, and Citigroup (NYSE:C) and BofA (NYSE:BAC) sharing third place with Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB).
Mon, Mar. 23, 8:58 AM
- In what could be a big boon for overseas banks doing business in China, Beijing is mulling sweeping changes for the securities industry which would include allowing foreign banks controlling stakes in their local joint ventures, reports Bloomberg.
- The looser restrictions would let players like Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM), Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS), Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS), Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB), and Citigroup (NYSE:C) compete more effectively with dominant incumbents like Citic Securities.
- Current rules approved in 2012 allow overseas banks to just 49% ownership of securities firms. Prior to that, the limit was 33%. The above-listed banks have all entered the market since 2007.
Mon, Mar. 23, 4:54 AM
- Benjamin Lawsky, New York state's financial services regulator, has added himself to the regulators investigating Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) for the alleged rigging of Libor, FT reports.
- The bank is negotiating a separate plea deal with the DOJ and is one of the few European banks yet to reach a settlement with prosecutors.
- Over the weekend, Reuters reported that Deutsche will probably spin off its consumer bank to help it meet capital requirements.
- DB +2.8% premarket
Sun, Mar. 15, 5:47 AM
- In one of the biggest deals in the Asia-Pacific region so far this year, a consortium of KKR (NYSE:KKR), Varde Partners and Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) has agreed to buy GE (NYSE:GE) Capital's Australian and New Zealand consumer lending arm for about $A8.2B ($6.26B).
- The move comes after General Electric disposed of its appliances unit, real estate holdings and a stake in NBCUniversal, and shed more of its banking businesses to return to its industrial focus.
- Previously: GE reportedly weighing deeper cuts to banking business (Mar. 11 2015)
Wed, Mar. 11, 4:36 PM
- Bank of America (NYSE:BAC) has deficiencies including loss and revenue modeling practices in its internal controls, says the Fed, requiring the bank to resubmit its capital plan before winning approval for boosted shareholder returns. The lender has until the end of September to address the Fed's concerns.
- Santander (NYSE:SAN) has "widespread and critical deficiencies," and Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) has "numerous and significant deficiencies." We're talking about the U.S. units here, and the capital returns in question are back to the parents, not to shareholders.
- CCAR results
- BAC -1.25%, DB -1.2%, SAN -1% after hours
Tue, Mar. 10, 8:04 PM
- Spanish-language megabroadcaster Univision has tapped Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS) and Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) to lead its initial public offering, Reuters reports.
- Univision is currently owned by Univision Communications (owned by private-equity partners), and an IPO that could come in the second half could bring $1B and value the company at as much as $20B.
- The broadcaster was previously rumored to be a takeover target for the likes of CBS and Time Warner.
Thu, Mar. 5, 8:28 PM
- The minimum Tier 1 common capital ratio for banks is 5%, according to the Fed, and here's how the 31 lenders stacked up under the central bank's severely adverse scenario vs. a year ago (h/t: WSJ):
- Deutshce Bank (NYSE:DB): 34.7%, not tested a year ago
- DIscover (NYSE:DFS): 13.9% vs. 13.2% a year ago
- Bank of New York Mellon (NYSE:BK): 12.6% vs. 13.1%
- American Express (NYSE:AXP): 12.5% vs. 12.1%
- Northern Trust (NASDAQ:NTRS): 12.3% vs. 11.7%
- State Street (NYSE:STT): 11.8% vs. 13.3%
- Citizens Financial (NYSE:CFG): 10.7% vs. 10.7%
- KeyCorp (NYSE:KEY): 9.9% vs. 9.2%
- Capital One (NYSE:COF): 9.5% vs. 7.8%
- PNC Financial (NYSE:PNC): 9.5% vs. 9%
- Santander Holdings USA (SAN's U.S. unit): 9.4% vs. 7.3%; shares +0.8% after hours
- BMO Financial (BMO's U.S. unit): 9% vs. 7.6%
- Comerica (NYSE:CMA): 9% vs. 8.6%
- Huntington Bancshares (NASDAQ:HBAN): 9% vs. 7.4%
- HSBC North America (NYSE:HSBC): 8.9% vs. 6.6%
- U.S. Bancorp (NYSE:USB): 8.5% vs. 8.2%
- Regions Financial (NYSE:RF): 8.3% vs. 8.9%
- Citigroup (NYSE:C): 8.2% vs. 7.2%
- SunTrust (NYSE:STI): 8.2% vs. 8.8%
- BB&T (NYSE:BBT): 8.1% vs. 8.4%
- MUFG Americas Holdings (NYSE:MTU): 8% vs. 8.1%
- Ally Financial (NYSE:ALLY): 7.9% vs. 6.3%
- Fifth Third Bancorp (NASDAQ:FITB): 7.9% vs. 8.4%
- Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC): 7.5% vs. 8.2%
- M&T Bank (NYSE:MTB): 7.3% vs. 6.2%
- Bank of America (NYSE:BAC): 7.1% vs. 5.9%; shares +2.1% after hours
- JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM): 6.5% vs. 6.3%
- BBVA Compass (NYSE:BBVA): 6.3% vs. 8.5%
- Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS): 6.3% vs. 6.9%
- Morgan Stanley (NYSE:MS): 6.2% vs. 6.1%
- Zions Bancorp (NASDAQ:ZION): 5.1% vs. 3.6%; shares -1.7% after hours
- The lenders were also informed today whether their capital return plans would put them below the Fed's 5% threshold, giving them a 6-day window with which to change those requests, if need be. Last year, both BofA and Goldman scaled back their dividend/buyback requests, allowing them to pass the CCAR. This year's CCAR results will be announced on Wednesday.
- 2015 Stress Test Methodology and Results
Thu, Mar. 5, 5:29 PM
- Deutsche Bank's (NYSE:DB) Tier 1 capital ratio under the severely adverse scenari was 34.7% vs. the 5% minimum, and the Tier 1 leverage ratio of 11% stood against the 4% minimum.
- The Fed did note that the test only covered about 15% of the bank's operations. That will change for next year as Deutsche is expected to bring all U.S. operations under one holding company.
- The CCAR results are set for next Wednesday after the close.
- Previously: All pass the stress test, but some cut it close (March 5)
- Previously: BofA +1.1% after getting through stress test (March 5)
- Previously: All 31 lenders pass the stress test (March 5)
Tue, Feb. 24, 6:17 AM
- Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) will outsource large parts of its wholesale banking IT infrastructure to Hewlett-Packard (NYSE:HPQ) in a multibillion-dollar deal that is expected to significantly cut costs.
- Under the 10-year agreement, HP will provide computing capacity and data storage to host Deutsche's operations, while the bank will retain activities such as IT architecture and information security.
- HPQ +0.4% premarket
Tue, Feb. 24, 1:56 AM
- U.S. officials are probing at least 10 major banks for the possible rigging of precious-metals markets, even though European regulators shelved a similar investigation after finding no evidence of wrongdoing, WSJ reports.
- The DOJ is scrutinizing the price-setting process for gold, silver, platinum and palladium in London, while the Commodity Futures Trading Commission has opened a civil investigation.
- Banks under scrutiny: HSBC, BNS, BCS, CS, DB, GS, JPM, OTCPK:SCGLY, OTCPK:SGBLY, UBS
Fri, Feb. 20, 5:52 PM
- Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) and Banco Santander (NYSE:SAN) are likely to fail the Fed's stress test because of shortcomings in how they measure and predict potential losses and risks, Dow Jones reports.
- Failing the stress tests likely would subject the U.S. units of DB and SAN to restrictions on paying dividends to their European parent companies or other shareholders; SAN already is under such a restriction after failing its first stress test run last year, while DB is undergoing the U.S. stress test process for the first time this year.
- Both banks passed European Central Bank stress tests in October.
Fri, Feb. 20, 12:31 PM
- Deustche Bank (DB +1.1%) sets a goal of investing €1B in green bonds, adding to the already €200M it owns of the fast-growing market for financing clean-energy projects - security issuance related to the trendy field more than doubled last year to $38.8B, according to Bloomberg.
- With this move, Deutsche joins Citigroup, Barclays, JPMorgan, Credit Agricole, BofA, and Goldman who have also made high-profile announcements in this area - some for far larger amounts.
Fri, Feb. 20, 4:48 AM
- Squeezed by new capital and risk rules and tough markets, Wall Street is taking the ax to its workforce, a report by London research firm Coalition shows.
- The number of investment bankers, traders, salespeople and research analysts at the world's largest banks has fallen 20% globally since its recent peak in 2010.
- While job cuts on the front end have become standard, firms have been increasing their back-office hiring to beef up controls in areas ranging from compliance to risk.
- Related tickers: BAC, BCS, OTCQX:BNPQY, C, CS, DB, GS, JPM, MS, UBS
Tue, Feb. 10, 1:54 AM
- The NY Department of Financial Services has sent subpoenas to Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS), Credit Suisse (NYSE:CS), BNP Paribas (BNZPY) and Societe General (OTCPK:SCGLY), Reuters reports, expanding its probe of whether banks' electronic trading platforms allow them to front-run clients in the forex market.
- At issue is a latency period between the time an offer is floated and accepted.
- The department is already probing Barclays (NYSE:BCS) and Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) over similar concerns and installed monitors at those banks in recent months.
Tue, Feb. 3, 1:20 PM
- The EU last year put into place a new bank-resolution law which would force losses on bondholders - 8% of a failing bank's liabilities would have to be wiped out before a bailout could be discussed.
- Without the systemic support, S&P cuts ratings on Credit Suisse (CS +1.9%), HSBC (HSBC +1.5%), Barclays (BCS +6.2%), Lloyds (LYG +3.6%), RBS (RBS +3.6%), and Standard Chartered (OTCPK:SCBFF +2.4%).
- Among those on watch for a cut, says S&P, is Deutshce Bank (DB +3.5%).
Thu, Jan. 29, 5:26 AM
- Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB), which is embroiled in an array of investigations, posted a surprise Q4 net profit today after cutting the reserves it set aside to cover upcoming legal action and on higher investment banking revenue.
- Net profit of €438M ($494 million) beat expectations of a €289M loss forecast by analysts.
- "We are working hard to further manage our cost base, maintain our capital strength and increase our returns to shareholders," co-chief executives Anshu Jain and Jurgen Fitschen said in a joint statement.
- DB +3.8% premarket
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Students at Lugoff Elementary School collected more than 1,000 non-perishables for the Fishes and Loaves Food Ministry of Concord Baptist Church. This was for their annual Clemson-Carolina Food Drive. The children in this picture are second-graders in Jewel Hopkins' class. Fishes and Loaves Food Ministry, with a congregation of about 70, feeds around 250 people two Wednesday's a month.
Fourth-grade students at Baron DeKalb Elementary School (BDK) know what it is to "walk a mile in someone's shoes."
Francis Marion University's Leadership FMU program recently held its fifth graduation to recognize and celebrate student leadership.
Brenda Barrett-Coleman received a Master of Arts degree in Curriculum and Instruction from the University of Phoenix Dec. 11.
The grand prize winners have been announced for the Kershaw County Recreation Department's annual Christmas Card contest sponsored by First Palmetto Savings Bank. All schools participating were combined by grade in order to award the overall cash prize winners. First-place winners received $25; second-place winners were presented $15; and third-place winners were awarded $10. All winners and honorable mentions are on display at the First Palmetto Savings Bank located on East DeKalb Street. Becky Jackson (back, center) with First Palmetto presented the awards to the overall winners, who were the following: kindergarten category -- first place, William Carter of Midway ...
Jackson School hosted a Christmas-time celebration Dec. 8. The chorus began with a Christmas concert followed by a Christmas presentation from Jackson's Lego Robotics team. After the reading of "The Polar Express," Jackson had a special visit from Santa. During the visit Santa posed for photos with students and passed out candy canes. Students also had the opportunity to make Christmas crafts. This was a spectacular event enjoyed by all at Jackson, said Principal Matia Goodwin (second row, center), surrounded by students (first row, from left) Landon Goodwin, Alyson Goodwin, Tobias Miller, (second row) Luis Hernandez, Kathryn Knight, Santa ...
At its meeting Tuesday, the Kershaw County Board of School Trustees received a list of information about Baron DeKalb Elementary School (BDK) as it moved forward with discussion of Phase II of its facilities equalization plan.
Doby's Mill Elementary School media specialist Betsy Long spreads the love of reading to her students every day. She received that same love back this week for her extraordinary efforts when she was named one of 10 national winners of the Carnegie Corporation of New York/The New York Times "I Love My Librarian" Award.
Bobcats love to read! At least Midway Bobcats do! Thirty-eight Midway Elementary School students who met or exceeded the Accelerated Reader goals for the first nine weeks of school recently celebrated their achievement with homemade cookies and slushies. Those students included second-graders Regan McGougan, Unique Bethea, Samantha Harrelson, Brooke Stevens, Carissa Reynolds, Deanna Couick, Eden Mock and Matty Stephens; third-graders Destiny Atkiinson, Maggie Carter, Jullyan Gonzalez, Lanie Hackworth, Jonathan Hopkins, Danial Kashmiri, Barri McGougan, Isahir Vera, JaDarius Samuel, Stephanie Martinez, Jesse Wyant, Ryan Hodge, Zy-Curtis Elgin, Isis Frasier, Anna Grace Brazell; fourth-graders Kyrsten King, Levy Portee, Julio Tamayo, Taylor Thompson ...
The Kershaw County School District will have a half day for students Friday, the last day of student attendance before the holiday break. Staff will work a regular schedule. Students in 3-and 4-year-old developmentally delayed and 4-year-old kindergarten classes will not attend.
Pine Tree Hill Elementary School has announced its honor rolls for the first nine-week period.
Camden Elementary School (CES) got an early Christmas present with the news that it has been named a 2011 Blue Ribbon Lighthouse School for outstanding achievement in comprehensive educational excellence for students.
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Data Conversion Script - Python
Closed - This job posting has been filled and work has been completed.
Job Description
We have an exising script that is written in python which uses beautiful soup to out data to a csv file.
We need the script altering to output the data into a column based more usable format.
Delivery is needed within a couple of days, requirement to start project straight away.


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