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The Sisters of Charity of Saint Elizabeth and 14 other religious organizations are asking Goldman Sachs, JPMorgan, Citigroup and Bank of America to give more information on the collateral used in their derivatives trading.
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Federal prosecutors may not file charges against American International Group after its two-year investigation into executives’ roles in the financial contracts that nearly caused the company to fail, people familiar with the matter told the Wall Street Journal.
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While European exchange traded funds have long relied on derivatives to deliver their index-tracking returns, the announcement that the Securities and Exchange Commission will investigate the use of derivatives by funds underscores the current aversion to them in the U.S.
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HSBC has been working towards acquiring about USD300 million worth of Asian and retail commercial assets being shed from the Royal Bank of Scotland.
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Some of the world’s largest investment banks, including Citigroup, JPMorgan, Bank of America, UBS and Credit Suisse, could be forced to pump billions into their U.K. businesses following a probe by the City regulator.
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Gulfinvest International, a Kuwaiti investment company, said Sunday that it has defaulted on a 200 million dirham (USD54.47 million) loan from Abu Dhabi Commercial Bank.