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Former Citigroup proprietary trader Joel Salomon said he is planning to launch SaLaurMor, a long/short equity hedge fund named for his two daughters, Lauren and Morgan.
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Credit default swap spreads on sovereign debt tightened considerably in 2012 as investors demonstrated greater comfort with the debt.
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Credit default swap spreads on U.S. corporations narrowed 8 basis points—the sharpest intraday decline in more than 13 months— to 86.5 bps after Congress approved a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff.
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U.S. structured-notes sales plunged roughly 78% in the last week of December over concerns that Congress would not reach a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff.
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The CBOE Volatility Index started 2013 returning to historic lows after spiking to six-month highs in the closing days of 2012.
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Law firm Morgan Lewis has hired Will Iwaschuk as a partner in its New York investment management and securities Industry practice.