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Five-year credit default swap spreads on HJ Heinz widened 106.5 basis points to 148 bps after the announcement that Berkshire Hathaway and 3G Capital have agreed to acquire the Pittsburgh-based company for an estimated USD23 billion.
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Metlife reported that net income plunged 87% in the fourth quarter to USD127 million because of heavy losses from its derivatives portfolio.
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Austria is planning to restrict municipalities and provinces from investing in derivatives except for hedging purposes and from borrowing in fx.
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Nick Burgin is retiring as global head of fx trading at Goldman Sachs.
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Prudential Fixed Income has named Brian Juliano and Bent Hoyer as co-heads of its U.S. collateralized loan obligation business.
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Morgan Stanley led the top 10 U.S. structured-note issuers in January with 51 offerings totaling USD498.8 million, more than double its monthly average in 2012.