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Did you know that capital protection could be cheaper? If not, you've been talking to the wrong boffin at the wrong bank. Financial markets that have whipsawed for the past four years should have provided the spur for investing in structured products,...
BNY Mellon fails to have securities lending lawsuit dismissed
The Bank of New York Mellon has failed in its bid to dismiss a lawsuit that alleges it lost more than $1 billion by mishandling pension funds’ investments in Lehman Brothers
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Certain forex options and exotics penalised by Basel 2.5, including emerging market currencies and double no-touches
Rethinking client-money protection
A UK Supreme Court ruling on client money protection at Lehman Brothers could have far-reaching consequences – not just for futures customers of Lehman and MF Global, but on the way all clients view the protections they are granted by law. By Lukas...
Italy downgrade triggers inflation bond sell-off
Moody's downgrade forces Italian linkers out of index
Risk committees
In October 2008, a US congressional hearing into the collapse of Lehman Brothers was handed gory details about the bank’s five-member risk committee. It included a Broadway producer, a former member of the US Navy, a former chair of IBM and the founder...
Kroeker leaves SEC for private sector
US regulator's chief accountant will step down next month
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