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  • The Federal Reserve is said to be considering an auction for subprime mortgage-backed securities it holds from American International Group.
  • A unit of Lehman Brothers Holdings has asked a bankruptcy judge to allow it to purchase more than $900 million of commercial loan-backed notes from Barclays’ Pine unit.
  • Deutsche Bank has named Ben Solomon as head of secondary commercial mortgage-backed securities trading.
  • Angelo, Gordon & Co. is rolling out a new fund to invest in legacy and new issue commercial mortgage-backed securities.
  • Barclays is said to be at the center of a price manipulation investigation in the U.S. and U.K. involving the London interbank offer rate.
  • Credit Suisse has taken steps to limit how much it would recoup of bonuses awarded top executives if the bank performs poorly.
  • The Canadian Securities Administrators has beefed up its proposals for introducing securities regulatory oversight of credit rating organizations.
  • MKP Capital, a distressed-debt fund manager, is said to have sold off roughly two-thirds of its portfolio of asset-backed securities last week.
  • Issuers of mortgage-backed securities may hold the risk in most cases under proposed retention rules that may be published for public comment as early as next week.