Coxe

Donald Coxe is Chairman and Chief Strategist of Harris Investment Management, and Chairman of Jones Heward Investments Inc.

Investment Outlook—1997 1997

I've just reprinted Men, Fish and Tackle: The Story of J.A. Coxe, which is basically the reminescences of a deep-sea angler and tackle-maker.

Archive 2006-11-01 2006

f A nnals, p 491 - '' Coxe's Sir R. Walpoie, vol.i. p 23.

Collins's peerage of England; genealogical, biographical, and historical 1812

Coxe, who served in the administrations of the first four presidents, stated that American industries would “lead us once more into the paths of virtue by restoring frugality and industry, those potent antidotes to the vices of mankind, and will give us real independence by rescuing us from the tyranny of foreign fashions and the destructive torrent of luxury.”

A Renegade History of the United States Thaddeus Russell 2010

"Now comes the second challenge to the model, as more than a trillion euros' face value in AAA-rated European sovereign bonds held by banks threatens to go sour—or default outright," Mr. Coxe said.

U.S. Bank Bonds Still Seen as a Good Buy Despite Bruising Kellie Geressy-Nilsen 2011

Mr. Coxe said investors in European banks had been shocked to find institutions had invested so heavily in exotic structured finance products such as collateralized mortgage obligations—instruments that plunged in value during the 2008 crisis, eventually leading governments to bail out major banks.

U.S. Bank Bonds Still Seen as a Good Buy Despite Bruising Kellie Geressy-Nilsen 2011

Don Coxe , strategy adviser to BMO Capital Markets, said the first major challenge in the banking world "came in 2008, when trillions of dollars' face value in AAA-rated U.S. mortgage instruments went spectacularly sour, nearly disemboweling banks on both sides of the Atlantic."

U.S. Bank Bonds Still Seen as a Good Buy Despite Bruising Kellie Geressy-Nilsen 2011

William Bingham to Tench Coxe, New York, June 12 “The most Sanguine Advocates for the federal System only flatter themselves with the hopes that the Convention will adjourn, & not reject” and Abraham Yates to Abraham G.

Ratification Pauline Maier 2010

Ben Franklin, the president of the Executive Council, had long advocated a strong central government, and in April 1786 he appointed five delegates, including Robert Morris, Thomas Fitzsimmons, George Clymer—all leading Republicans—and Tench Coxe, a young merchant who had been a prime sponsor of the upstart Bank of Pennsylvania.

Robert Morris Charles Rappleye 2010

On Friday, June 11, Hamilton sent Tench Coxe, his new assistant, and William Jackson, personal secretary to the president, to offer a deal to the Pennsylvania delegation.

Robert Morris Charles Rappleye 2010