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Challenges ahead for access derivatives in Asian markets
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The demise of participatory notes and other access derivatives has long been predicted amid regulatory clampdowns and permission increasingly being given to investors to access markets directly. Funding...
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The collapse of Lehman Brothers caused regulators to focus on the systemic risk posed by the trillion-dollar tri-party repo market. An industry task force is making wholesale changes to the way the market...
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Federal Reserve balance sheet data shows Bear Stearns’ assets held in Maiden Lane vehicle made a paper profit for first time since its inception
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Janus Capital nabs Steven Bilodeau from Threadneedle's Frankfurt office.
Gap between PR on safety & reality hit BP
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BP has been accused of negligence and arrogance following the Deepwater Horizon disaster. Alex Davis examines the central role energy sector reputational risk management must now play
Isda AGM: Rules needed on bespoke trades, says Lubke
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Tight rules should be drawn up to prevent dealers from wrongly classifying standardised derivatives trades as bespoke to evade central clearing, said Theo Lubke, senior vice-president in the bank supervision department of the Federal Reserve Bank of New...
Ex-Bear Stearns hedge fund managers acquitted
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NEW YORK – Matthew Tannin and Ralph Cioffi, the two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers accused of fraud for misleading their investors about the subprime crisis, have been acquitted by a Brooklyn district court jury. The result of USA v Cioffi...
Bear Stearns paid up to $2 billion in excess margin, says former CRO
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Failed US investment bank Bear Stearns forked out up to $2 billion in excess margin calls in the week of its collapse in a bid to maintain confidence, according to one of the firm's former chief risk officers. Speaking on a derivatives roundtable at...
Trial begins for former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers
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NEW YORK – The trial of Ralph Cioffi and Matthew Tannin for fraud began on October 13, with the two former Bear Stearns fund managers facing charges over the collapse of two hedge funds in June 2007. The pair, indicted by the federal government in June...
Bank of America $2bn Bear Stearns lawsuit goes to court
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A judge has ruled that Bank of America may pursue fraud charges against two former Bear Stearns hedge fund managers who allegedly lied to Bank of America in a desperate bid to raise capital. Southern Manhattan district judge Kevin Castel refused to dismiss...
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