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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York has forward to the House Financial Services Committee up to 6,000 documents related to the panel’s investigation of how the Fed responded when it learned about manipulation of the London interbank offered rate.
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Some 30% of European equity funds have managed to attract net new assets over the past 12 months despite heavy outflows, with most best-sellers managed by specialist or mid-sized asset managers, according to Fitch Ratings.
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IntercontinentalExchange has licensed Markit’s North America and European corporate credit default swaps indices to develop futures and options contracts based on the Markit CDS and Markit iTraxx index families, with the first of such contracts expected in the first quarter of 2013
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The Eurex Exchange has launched a new incentive program to attract new participants based in Asia and Australia to the derivatives exchange, including reductions in connection fees and additional volume-based discounts for Asian-based subsidiaries of existing Eurex members.
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Goldman Sachs reported that net revenues in its investment-banking unit rose 49%, with revenues in fixed income, fx and commodities up 28% in the third quarter.
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The Monetary Authority of Singapore has granted Jefferies a capital markets service license, allowing the firm’s Jefferies Bache Futures & Options business to trade in futures.