James Mitchell

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  "Worst case, if confidence does not return, we believe Mitsubishi would likely step in to protect its investment by buying a majority stake in Morgan Stanley," said James Mitchell, an analyst with Buckingham Research Group.He said such a transaction would combine.

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  "Worst case, if confidence does not return, we believe Mitsubishi would likely step in to protect its investment by buying a majority stake in Morgan Stanley," said James Mitchell, an analyst with Buckingham Research Group.He said such a transaction would combine "Morgan Stanley with the deposit-rich balance sheet of Mitsubishi."

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  In a research note Monday, Buckingham Research analyst James Mitchell said "the recent bout of expense cuts can get the company's expense levels in line with its peers."

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  "Worst case, if confidence does not return, we believe Mitsubishi would likely step in to protect its investment by buying a majority stake in Morgan Stanley," said James Mitchell, an analyst with Buckingham Research Group.
  
  He said that such a transaction would combine "Morgan Stanley with the deposit-rich balance sheet of Mitsubishi."

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  "Worst case, if confidence does not return, we believe Mitsubishi would likely step in to protect its investment by buying a majority stake in Morgan Stanley," said James Mitchell, an analyst with Buckingham Research Group. He said such a transaction would combine "Morgan Stanley with the deposit-rich balance sheet of Mitsubishi."

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  In a note on March 17, James Mitchell, an analyst at the Buckingham Research Group, examined the liquidity positions of all the major brokerage firms and concluded that Lehman had come out ahead.Total liquidity, cash, other liquid assets and the borrowing value of unencumbered assets at Bear Stearns was $35 billion, which as a percentage of total assets, was only 9 percent, he said.That was the lowest in the group.In contrast, Lehman had the highest percentage of liquidity, at 25 percent of total assets, he wrote.

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  In a note on March 17, James Mitchell, an analyst at the Buckingham Research Group, examined the liquidity positions of all the major brokerage firms and concluded that Lehman had come out ahead.Total liquidity, cash, other liquid assets and the borrowing value of unencumbered assets at Bear Stearns was $35 billion, which as a percentage of total assets, was only 9 percent, he said.That was the lowest in the group.In contrast, Lehman had the highest percentage of liquidity, at 25 percent of total assets, he wrote.

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  In a note on March 17, James Mitchell, an analyst at Buckingham Research Group, examined the liquidity positions of all the major brokerage firms and concluded that Lehman had come out ahead.Total liquidity, cash, other liquid assets and the borrowing value of unencumbered assets at Bear Stearns was $35 billion, which was only 9 percent of the firm's total assets, he said.That was the lowest in the group.In contrast, Lehman had the highest percentage of liquidity, at 25 percent of total assets, he wrote.

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  Buckingham Research Group's James Mitchell said the company has the highest ratio of liquid assets as a percentage of total assets of all the investment banks, at 25 percent.

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  James Mitchell of Buckingham Research Group noted there could be some bright spots amid the mess: profitable currency and commodities trading, improving equity underwriting and mergers-and-acquisitions activity, and strong wealth management.
  
  But margins on deposits are depressed.

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