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A recent decision in the U.S. Lehman Brothers bankruptcy case held that investors in a collateralized debt obligation called Dante did not have the right to jump ahead of Lehman to get repaid, contradicting an English court decision and raising questions about how similar deals will be treated.
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Amilcare Police, head of equity derivatives sales and distribution for Europe, Middle East and Africa at HSBC in London, left the firm a few days ago.
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Markit launched a leveraged loans index yesterday, just in time to mark a 0.1% softening in the market.
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Michael Fallon, an opposition member of the U.K. parliament and its Treasury Select Committee, made the case for regulatory and government action on banker bonuses.
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A pair of Citigroup interest rates traders, Alex Tan and Abel Theo, have left the firm.
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Corporates in Hong Kong, China and Taiwan are starting to enter into contracts that fix interest-rate payments instead of taking the floating leg.