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  • The Federal Reserve may limit how much of its own shares American International Group may repurchase if the insurer is made subject to Fed regulations, according to Peter Hancock, ceo of AIG’s Chartis unit. AIG bought roughly half of the shares the Fed offered the latest sale this year.
  • PCM Fund has eliminated an investment policy that it would invest at least 50% of total assets in commercial mortgage-backed securities, thus opening the way to expand its exposure to a broader range of assets classes, including agency CMBS, private-label MBS, investment-grade corporate debt securities and high-yield corporate debt securities.
  • Deutsche Bank has beat out several private equity funds in winning the auction for a $910 million portfolio of commercial loans sold by units of Capmark Financial Group.
  • Alex Maddox has left as head of European residential mortgage-backed securities at Deutsche Bank.
  • The U.K.’s Financial Services Authority has found satisfactory NBNK’s proposal from a regulatory point of view for Lloyds Banking Group’s 632 branches.
  • The value of the shadow banking system totaled $9.53 trillion as of Dec. 31, more than 50% below its peak level in 2008, according to Deloitte Center for Financial Services' index.
  • The chief investment office of JPMorgan Chase is said to have priced some its swaps differently from those of its investment bank.
  • JPMorgan Chase is restructuring its chief investment office by spinning out its special investment group, which will be barred from investing in credit derivatives.
  • The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has appointed Jon Rymer as interim inspector general under a permanent appointment is made.