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The Securities and Exchange Board of India barred foreign institutional investors including ABN Amro Bank, Allianz Global Investors and Citigroup Pension Plan after they failed to comply with disclosure rules.
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The U.S. Treasury Department and American International Group have finalized a deal to pay back the government bailout of the company due to a distressed portfolio of exotic derivatives.
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Tradeweb has executed the first ever, fully electronic tri-party interest rate swap trade, involving client, dealer, clearing member and clearinghouse.
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Pension funds are buying novel hybrid longevity notes to offset the losses from their distressed real estate investments.
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MacroMarkets, the real estate derivatives company co-founded by Yale University economist Robert Shiller, was working to create the first over-the-counter structured notes linked to the S&P/Case-Shiller residential property index (DW, 10/2). [More notes were readied by the company in December (DW, 12/28), and the property derivatives mart was tipped to pick up in 2010. The market cooled in the second quarter of this year, and has remained quiet since (DW, 8/3).]
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--Kyle Shostak, principle, Rigi Capital, on why structures that match long-dated longevity gains against these distressed assets are making sense to end users in the depressed real estate marke.t