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February 2009 California State University, San Bernardino CSUSB ScholarWorks Inland Empire Business Journal Special Collections & University Archives 2-2009 February 2009 Inland Empire Business Journal Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/iebusinessjournal Part of the Business Commons Recommended Citation Inland Empire Business Journal, "February 2009" (2009). Inland Empire Business Journal. 159. https://scholarworks.lib.csusb.edu/iebusinessjournal/159 This Article is brought to you for free and open access by the Special Collections & University Archives at CSUSB ScholarWorks. It has been accepted for inclusion in Inland Empire Business Journal by an authorized administrator of CSUSB ScholarWorks. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ...SiliiTID PAID A E **"""*"AUJO••SCH 1 DIGIT 916 Onwno,('·- \ IHGRlD nHJHOHV Ptmut ,,. 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'W1len these tv\o groups stop talk­ \\'\\ II'.Cll.\l/CO/ina .Or!!, Department ot Mental l lealth. mg. at each other. when they get out of continued on fWl!,t' 6 h:bruar 2009 F.:bruan 2009 BUSINESS JOuRNAL • PACil· \ A Contrarian View: EXECUTIVE MBA The Credit Crisis as an Opportunity JJJ;ov/rkJd By Payden & Rygel Home Loans & Realty The global credit cri\1~ has left lllVl:stors un.,ure of what the future hold~. When the cnsis began more than a year ago. fc\\ 1220 De\\ey Wa). Suiter \\Ould have imagined that American Insurance Group (AIG). Upland. California 91786 Fannie Mae. Freddie :vtac. Bear ')tearn~. Lehman Brothers. Merrill 909-938-1138 Cell Lynch and others would be out of business. sei/ed or bought. Fear 800 834-6088 and pamc have gripped mvestors as they shun all but the safest and Mike Morrell 909-946-0164 Fax most liquid investments. President But. history suggests an opportunity IS at hand. The US gov­ [email protected] ernment and pnvate sector are working together to resolve the cri­ www.providenthomcloans.com sis. and investors should look to position themselves to take advantage of the changing environment. During prior periods of financ1al upheaval. corporate credit spreads have typically w1dened out at the height of the crisi~. before eventually tighten­ mg back as the government intervene~ and the economy improves. Th1~ pattern was evident dunng the Oil Crisis of the 1970s. the Savings and Loan Cns1s of the 1990s. and the Enron Collapse in 200 I. In the text that follows. we will examine these past crises and discuss the implicauons for the corporate bond market going forward. ABA Adds Inland Empire Riverside The Oil Crises of the 1970s Rage to Expansion Teams The 1970s saw two separate penods of economic stress 111 The Amencan Basketball on to the next level. she began \\ hich corporate bonds suffered. The first otl cns1s began in Assoetallon (ABA) announced her team. October 1973. as members of the Organization of Petroleum that the Inland Emp1re Monique is the director of Exporting Countries (OPEC) announced that they v.ould no longer Inland Southern California's New Riverside Rage \\Ould jom the sports activities for LA F1tness ship oil to the united States because of Amencan support for Israel growing list of expansion team~ Internauonal. City of Redlands. in the Yom Kippur War. Th1s embargo was reinforced by the pro­ EXECUTIVE MBA for High Potential, for the 2009 season "with a little Moreno Valley. Riverside. and ducers· decision in O\ember 1973 to reduce output by a quarter. Fast Track Managers and Professionals twist," according to Joe prov1des program facilitation. The embargo. which extended through March 1974. resulted in the Newman. ABA CEO. marketmg and promotional sup­ net loss of four million barrels per day and represented a decline • Jom other I eadmg fhmkers, Lcadmg c.nm th. TOSHIBA "Monique Flaherty. the team port, league direction and tour­ of 7f'/c of world production. • De 1 ned for workmg profe,slonals, mana~ers and emrepreneurs. BUSINESS SOLUTIONS owner. is a remarkable woman nament organization and host­ Otl prices quadrupled in a matter of months and the global Colifomlo • Anend cia e~ on alrcrn.uc \\cekcnds. who began puttmg things ing. camp and clinics for youth economy slipped into a deep recessiOn. As the 1mpact of the cns1s and adults. She has been rippled through the US economy. corporate spreads widened to a • I rn fr m top fa~ult), mdustr) profcss1on I and thought leaders.
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