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The majority of Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee members at the European Parliament and officials at the Internal Market and Consumer Protection Committee, are supporting Michel Barnier as the European Commissioner for Internal Market & Services.
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Players trading derivatives claims against the Lehman Brothers estate have come up with a variety of structures to tackle how the bankruptcy court will value the contracts.
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The Chicago Board of Education has settled its dispute with Lehman Brothers over whether it has to make payments on an open interest-rate swap by netting amounts owed and switching the swap counterparty to Goldman Sachs.
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Sens. Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) and James Webb (D-Va.) have introduced legislation that would impose a 50% tax on bonuses of more than USD400,000 by banks that received federal bailout funds.
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Barclays reportedly has agreed to serve as an intermediary for American International Group in more than three dozen collateralized debt obligations, an arrangement that would allow the troubled insurer to benefit from interest rate swaps that might otherwise have been canceled because of its fallen credit rating.
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BlueMountain Capital Management has begun liquidating a debt fund that gained 34% since it launched last March, while Silverback Asset Management has returned money form its USD210 million two-year convertible fund and Highland Capital Management has liquidated a fund it debuted in November 2008 that returned 138%. “