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Marcie Ball and David Coloretti, directors of fx hedge fund sales in Asia at Barclays Capital, have left the bank.
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Royal Bank of Scotland this morning launched a three-month knock-in reverse convertible on McMoRan Exploration Co. stock. The note pays a fixed coupon of 4.3125% at maturity unless the stock falls below a certain price.
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CME Group and other exchanges have warned the federal government not to force more derivative products through their clearing facilities than is appropriate.
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Senate Republicans have said they will not support a Democratic-only backed bill to reform financial services because it institutionalizes future taxpayer bailouts of Wall Street firms.
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U.S. Bankruptcy Judge James Peck of the New York has granted Lehman Brothers Holdings’ court-appointed examiner permission to release the unredacted portion of his report on the collapsed firm.
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The Americans for Tax Reform has urged senators to vote against the financial reform bill introduced by Sen. Chris Dodd (D-Conn.), especially regulations proposed to oversee the over-the-counter derivative market.