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The Malaysian Securities Commission is considering expanding retail access to structured products, despite the Lehman Brothers mini-bond debacle that scared off many Asian investors.
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Sen. Christopher Dodd (D-Conn.), chairman of the Senate Banking Committee, has asked Attorney General Eric Holder to investigate whether Lehman Brothers as well as other companies may have engaged in accounting manipulation that made them look healthier than they really were.
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ICAP has announced that it is closing down its integrated full service agency cash equities business, including research, in Europe and Asia, and eliminating the 114 staffers associated with it.
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Lobbyists for financial firms are pressing lawmakers to soften a proposed ban on proprietary trading.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Compensation Scheme reportedly is rejecting claims from Keydata Investment Services clients who invested directly into the structured-product specialist’s bonds.
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Software developer Misys has extended its confirmation matching service to include MT306 confirmation messages for matching exotic fx options.