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Robert Popowski, the U.S. head of fixed income sales at Crédit Agricole Corporate & Investment Banking, formerly known as Calyon, has resigned.
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The New York state bill banning naked credit default swaps, where the user of the derivative has no economic interest in the underlying debt securities, and that would force the sellers of CDS to be licensed insurance carriers, reached the state assembly this morning.
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The Senate Agriculture Committee voted 13-8 to send the Wall Street Transparency and Accountability Act of 2010, penned by Chairman Sen. Blanche Lincoln (D-Ark.), to the full senate.
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A handful of six-month discrete one-touch options hit the market earlier this week in anticipation the U.S. dollar will continue to strengthen against the yen.
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Charles Chiang, head of Asia equity index flow trading at JPMorgan, left the bank last week.
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American International Group is considering action against Goldman Sachs, for which it insured USD6 billion of its collateralized debt obligations, a move supported by lawmakers.