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Aussie Bank Raises CDO Hedges

  • 30 Sep 2008
National Australia Bank said it has raised hedges against its exposure to toxic debt products and is facing a hit to its cash earnings this year to the tune of some A$100 million ($80.5 million). It said it hedged against A$1.6 billion in synthetic collateralized debt obligations, giving ...

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