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Two of Sweden’s largest banks have taken different approaches to bonuses.
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Two Japanese firms have reported huge losses from jet fuel hedges with Japan Airlines Corp., which has just filed for bankruptcy and therefore triggered early termination on its swaps.
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Deutsche Bank has purchased a derivatives claim against the Lehman Brothers estate worth USD85 million of notional from Texas oil services company Core Laboratories, according to a bankruptcy court filing.
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--Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.) speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos about the benefits of cooperation between U.S. and U.K. regulators.
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This week's Learning Curve focuses on the effect of equity structured products on the market for equity index correlation.
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JPMorgan and Credit Suisse were among the firms unveiling bonuses for 2009 and base salaries for 2010 last week. Headhunters said the feedback they were getting from employees at both was positive, in contrast to Morgan Stanley, where the picture is reportedly more varied.