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Bank of America reportedly is deciding whether to sell or reassign its USD3 billion proprietary trading desk in light of financial reform that requires banks to separate from such activity.
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Goldman Sachs reportedly said between 25% and 35% of its 2009 revenue came from its derivatives businesses.
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American International Group’s AIG Financial Products unit has unwound two-thirds of its derivatives positions since the end of 2008.
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Berkshire Hathaway posted USD1.41 billion in losses from derivatives in the second quarter, helping sink profits by 40%.
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A compensation scheme for U.K. investors who lost money on structured products backed by Lehman Brothers Holdings will likely be announced in late September, according to the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
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Goldman Sachs has expanded its proprietary trading desk with the hiring of Asita Anche as managing director in its fixed-income currency and commodities strategies group.