Financial News Roundup for the week of March 12, 2017

What We've Been Reading - Week of March 12

Markets & Economy:

• U.S. subprime auto loan losses reach highest since financial crisis (Bloomberg)
  
• Markets are moving on the Fed rate increase (Bloomberg)
  
• Goldman Sachs goes on buying binge for delinquent mortgages (WSJ)
  
• Credit Suisse and UBS tell wealthy clients it’s not too late to buy equities (Bloomberg)
  
• Beware the debt ceiling (Bloomberg View)
  

Asset/Wealth Management:

• Bloomberg’s Family Office Special Report (Bloomberg)
  

Long(er) Reads:

• How to Become an International Gold Smuggler (Bloomberg)
  
• The blow it all up billionaires (Huffington Post Highline Magazine)
  

Alternatives:

• The 25 highest earning hedge fund managers of 2016 (Forbes)
  
• Buyout firm buys $800 million of assets from itself (WSJ)
  
• Cambridge, a $142 billion Wall Street gatekeeper, cuts staff (WSJ)
  
• Texas Teacher’s overhauls fees for hedge fund managers (ValueWalk)
  
• Hedge fund execs express optimism over Trump at AR conference (Business Insider)
  

Media Industry and Journalism:

• Hedge funds Brevan Howard seeks injunction to stop Reuters story (Reuters)
  
• ABC News to face jury over “pink slime” reporting (WSJ)
  
• Here’s why Trump’s tax return isn’t Al Capone’s Vault (CNBC.com)
  
• The New York Times and the Washington Post are at war and everyone is winning (Poynter)
  
• George Osborne named editor of Evening Standard (BBC)
  
• ​Subway sues the CBC over soy chicken report (NY Post)