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The Federal Reserve Bank of New York reportedly agreed to allow American International Group to submit a regulatory document regarding a bailout of the insurer only after the Securities and Exchange Commission assured the bank it would treat the matter as a national security issue.
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Barclays stands to lose at least GBP1.5 billion (USD2.42 billion) in trading revenue if U.S. President Barack Obama’s plan to limit banks’ risk-taking becomes law.
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Société Générale has filed suit against Financial Guaranty Insurance Co., charging that the monoline insurer allegedly committed a breach of contract when it tried to terminate USD2 billion in derivative contracts and insurance policies naming the investment bank as beneficiary.
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UBS has named Salvatore Di Stasi to the new position of global head of corporate equity derivatives.
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Brevan Howard Asset Management reportedly has hired Geoffroy Houlot from Morgan Stanley’s London proprietary trading desk.
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Investor interest in property derivatives is growing at a pace not seen since before the current crisis began.