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The sovereign wealth funds of Qatar, Bahrain and Dubai are set to buy a USD1.25 billion life settlement bond—a sizeable slug for an oft-touted market that is still fairly illiquid. -
Rahim Dharamshi, the ex-senior emerging markets equity derivatives trader at Citigroup in London, is set to rejoin JPMorgan in a similar role.
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A group of centrist Democrats in the House of Representatives is urging lawmakers working on financial reform legislation to drop the derivatives provision crafted by Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.).
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Results of an investigation by the European Union into the role credit default swaps played in Greece’s current crisis reportedly may not be released.
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Rules set by clearinghouses that favor the largest firms for membership are standing in the way of successful efforts to expand central clearing for over-the-counter derivatives, according to the Swaps and Derivatives Markets Association.
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The Accountancy and Actuarial Discipline Board of the U.K.’s Financial Reporting Council is investigating Ernst & Young over its audit work for Lehman Brothers Holdings in the U.K.
