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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York supported efforts by American International Group to keep confidential information about payments to counterparties, but did not pressure the insurer to do so, according to the Fed’s general counsel.
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Documents from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York indicate that Goldman Sachs played hardball with American International Group before the government bailout of the insurer, as the investment bank demanded more collateral than others firms in similar situations.
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Mervyn King, governor of the Bank of England, said the U.K. should work with the U.S. in its efforts to overhaul the global financial system.
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Short sellers in Volkswagen, the German automaker, have filed suit against German car manufacturer Porsche for USD1 billion for allegedly manipulating trades to mislead investors about the true nature of its holdings.
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Land Securities Group, said to be the U.K.’s largest real estate investment trust, has announced that it is planning to invest in property derivatives.
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The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has approved Xtrakter’s new Alternative Instrument Identifiers (AII) reporting service for derivatives.