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  • Magnetar Capital, the small hedge fund that journalistic Web site ProPublica made a poster child for firms that profited from collateralized debt obligation failures, denied it helped banks develop instruments “built to fail.”
  • Credit default swaps on mortgage insurer MGIC Investment tightened after the company reported narrower quarterly losses compared with a year earlier.
  • The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has announced the launch of a formal enforcement investigation into Goldman Sachs after the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission filed fraud charges against the firm on Friday.
  • A provision in the recently released Senate Agriculture Committee bill would impose a fiduciary duty on swap dealers transacting with municipalities and pension plans, and many industry players say this could destroy the already shaky market.
  • Interdealer broker ICAP has hired Phil Barker, a senior v.p. in property derivatives at GFI Group in New York, to oversee its fledgling inflation derivatives desk. Barker left GFI in January and joined ICAP earlier this month in the newly created role, reporting to Dan Flannery, president of ICAP Securities.
  • Makram Fares, head of equity derivatives distribution at UBS in London, resigned yesterday, reportedly to join Nomura.