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Members of the U.K. House of Lords have opposed the set-up of a Europe-wide default fund to stave off a clearing house collapse.
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UBS has hired Yash Agarwal as an exotic equity derivatives trader in Hong Kong, reporting to Winnie Chui, Asia head of equity exotics trading for the bank.
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Goldman Sachs is continuing to lose key staff from its Asia fixed income business.
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Efforts to craft bipartisan financial legislation apparently have failed, with Sen. Christopher Dodd (D-Conn.) announcing he would unveil his own bill Monday.
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A federal appeals court has upheld a lower court decision that Citigroup Global Markets does not have to enter arbitration with a hedge fund involving a credit default swap that charges the Citi subsidiary with violating an agreement resulting in a USD10 million payment to a different subsidiary of the bank.