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Differing accounting standards could pose problems for companies that enter into longevity swaps, according to Hewitt Associates.
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Goldman Sachs reportedly has reached out to its rivals in Europe to insist that the fraud charges against it in the U.S. are “completely unfounded in both law and fact.”
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Morgan Stanley has appointed Pierre Mendelsohn as managing director and global head of retail securitized products in London, effective in July.
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APG, the Netherlands’ biggest pension-fund manager by assets, said it would not use longevity swaps as a hedging tool.
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An age-old problem that traders have encountered when trying to price options across different points in time using volatility estimates may have a solution from a team working for Paris-based financial markets software company Murex, which will publish rather than sell the formula.
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The great and the good of the industry descended on The Fairmont atop Nob Hill in San Francisco last week for the annual International Swaps and Derivatives Association AGM.
