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  • Deutsche Boerse said it plans to sue the European Commission for vetoing its proposed merger with NYSE Euronext, challenging “several aspects of the decision,” according to a statement from the German lender, but lawyers say the lawsuit has little chance of success.
  • Indian derivatives traders are turning to defensive sectors such as consumer goods and pharmaceuticals after market expectations fell short.
  • Goldman Sachs is said to have begun a new round of staff reductions in trading and investment banking as part of its annual review process.
  • Barclays has dropped Capital from Barclays Capital’s name after 15 years as the British banks moves to brand the entire firm under a single name.
  • Loh Boon Chye has resigned as head of corporate and investment banking for the Asia-Pacific at Deutsche Bank, according to a staff memo.
  • The Royal Bank of Scotland has announced plans to close its South Korea’ equity capital market and corporate finance units as well as its cash-equities business in Indonesia, Korea and Singapore, resulting in a loss of 70 jobs.