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Salvatore Di Stasi, global head of corporate equity derivatives at UBS in London, has hired a pair of ex-senior staffers at Goldman Sachs and reportedly intends to add more.
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U.S. Senator Judd Gregg (R-NH), a member of the Senate Banking Committee, is about to speak on the floor of the Senate regarding financial regulatory reform. You can watch it here on C-SPAN.
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Issuers, including Credit Suisse, have been making extra efforts to push issuer callable notes to private banking clients in Hong Kong.
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Investment banks are said to be developing products that employ a financing structure that will allow them to skirt new capital requirements.
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American International Group reportedly lost between USD1.5 billion and USD2 billion last year after its AIG Financial Products unit terminated USD3 billion of credit default swaps with Goldman Sachs.
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A New York state trial judge has dismissed five of six claims brought by bond insurer MBIA against two Merrill Lynch units.