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American International Group appears to be on track to pay back some USD170 billion of the USD182 billion in bailout funds it received from the Federal Reserve and the Department of Treasury.
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The city of Leipzig, Germany, has been sued by UBS and two other banks three banks over derivative contracts.
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Standard Chartered has appointed V. Shankar as ceo for the Middle East, Africa, the Americas and Europe, effective May 1.
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Karen Fang, a managing director in cross-asset-class structured products at Goldman Sachs in New York, has left to join Bank of America, reportedly as head of client solutions.
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Structured products providers and firms selling life settlement-linked investments should create a rescue fund to reimburse investors for collapses like the one suffered by Keydata Investment Services, according to Geoff Hartnell, an independent financial advisor and member of Keydata’s creditor committee.
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UBS has hired three Deutsche Bank credit traders to work under Anatoly Nakum, head of U.S. investment-grade trading in Stamford, Conn.