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  • La Jolla, Calif.-based Altegris Advisors has launched the Altegris Futures Evolution Strategy Fund, which the firm says for the first time combines active management of top leading futures managers with an active fixed-income approach.
  • Jefferies, responding to investor concerns, said it has no credit default swaps hedging its sovereign-debt positions.
  • Dealers said the latest proposals by the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision on capitalization of banks exposures to central counterparties still call for banks to add too much capital and will likely discourage central clearing.
  • More than 60% of Deutsche Bank’s exchange-traded funds listed in Hong Kong and Singapore are synthetic, according to Marco Montanari, Asia head of the German bank’s ETF platform.
  • Royal Bank of Scotland is planning on further reducing the size of its investment-banking unit as it shift emphasis to its retail and commercial businesses.
  • The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is said to be reviewing convertible bond trades by MF Global to determine whether any advanced confidential information regarding the firm’s downgrade and subsequent bankruptcy was used.