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The Americas derivatives community came together in New York to recognise and celebrate outstanding achievements across the industry
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Slovenia became the sixth European Union member state to throw its support to a transaction tax, with Estonia and Hungary likely to join in backing for the measure in the near future. At this point, even with E.U. approval, it is not likely the tax would go into effect before the second half of 2013.
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The United Arab Emirates Securities and Commodities Authority has approved regulations involving market-making and short-selling of listed securities to help enhance the UAE’s capital markets and revive equity trading. The new measures are expected to be implemented by the end of the year
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Evercore Partners has named Stephen Goldstein has joined its investment banking business as a senior managing director in its restructuring and debt advisory group in its investment banking business. Goldstein previously worked at Lazard as managing director in restructuring.
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Lehman Brothers, the defunct brokerage of Lehman Brothers Holdings, has reached a critical milestone in settle a dispute over $38 billion in claims against it that sets the stage form distributions that could result in 100% recovery of customer property, according to James Giddens, the brokerage’s trustee.
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NewOak has hired Donald McGuire as coo and head of investment banking. McGuire most recently was managing partners at Greenwich, Conn.-based KDM Advisors.
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State Street Global Advisors’ SPDR ETFs has launched a Standard & Poor’s 500 low volatility fund on stock exchanges across Europe, which it says is the first ETF of its kind listed in the region.