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The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating how registered funds make alternative investment decisions.
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Goldman Sachs is offering its first deep barrier reverse convertible notes that feature a quanto embedded currency option.
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The Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act may prompt Berkshire Hathaway to reduce the number of derivatives contracts it offers as a result of new collateral-posting requirements, said David Sokol, the company’s ceo.
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NZX, the New Zealand stock exchange operator, has rescheduled the launch of its clearing operations for derivatives for Sept. 6.
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Credit Suisse has hired re-hired Lesley Goldwasser to head its new hedge fund strategic services division, a new unit that offers capital markets financing to hedge funds.
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Guggenheim Securities has formed a high-yield group made up of staffers from Summit Securities.