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Goldman Sachs has acknowledged that it is facing six lawsuits relating to collateralized debt obligations offered between 2004 and 2007.
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Interest rate derivatives rose by nearly 10% in notional trading volume in 2009, according to Greenwich Associates.
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Lehman Brothers Holdings has promised tough legal battles against banks that collectively claimed from the failed firm more than USD50 billion in derivatives-related losses.
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Goldman Sachs is perceived to be as much of a credit risk as Morgan Stanley for the first time since October 2007 based on credit default swaps prices.
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The Federal Reserve Board has requested that the full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit review a ruling by a three-member panel requiring it to disclose documents containing the names of financial firms that the central bank said would have collapsed without bailout funds.
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A number of senators appeared to have made the types of trades they criticized firms such as Goldman Sachs for doing.