"It's inconsistent with the purposes of the program. They made an artificial distinction because of their unfamiliarity [with derivatives]."

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"It's inconsistent with the purposes of the program. They made an artificial distinction because of their unfamiliarity [with derivatives]."

Oliver Ireland, partner with law firm Morrison & Foerster, challenging the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s decision not to guarantee structured notes within the scope of its Temporary Liquidity Guarantee Program.

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