Lehman brothers
Consequences of the cleanup
The UK Financial Services Authority must bolster laws designed to protect investors while ensuring that it takes these actions in sympathy with regulations being introduced at a European level. Richard...
UBS IS the first foreign investment bank in Taiwan to resume its sale of structured notes to professional investors. After heavy losses on NT$40 billion (US$1.24 billion) of notes linked to Lehman Brothers...
The Joint Association Committee (JAC) – a representative of the European Securitisation Forum, International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Association for Financial Markets in Europe and Securities...
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November saw the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) take action on the first Lehman Brothers-related non-minibond complaint. The case is the first in a 765-strong list, and was against an individual, who has been disciplined by the regulator. The HKMA...
India finds some forward momentum
The global financial crisis could easily have sounded the death knell for India’s nascent structured products market. But as the country’s equity markets have resumed their upward trend, dealers say equity-linked structures are catching on fast.
Statement of intent
Aviva Investors has made a decisive leap into the global structured products market, hiring an industry veteran to lead its multi-asset-class rollout. Sophia Morrell talks to Stephane Rougier, the ex-Lehman Brothers banker who is leading the push....
Winding down Lehman
In an exclusive interview with Risk, the administrators of Lehman Brothers International (Europe) discuss their role in handling the largest bankruptcy in corporate history, revealing how the process has raised questions about prime brokerage agreements,...
PwC prepares to return Lehman assets to creditors
The administrators for Lehman Brothers International (Europe), the London-based broker-dealer subsidiary of the defunct US bank, have begun to roll out a consensual agreement to return trust assets to secured creditors. If the support of around 90% of...
PwC sets timetable for returning Lehman trust assets
PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC), the administrators for Lehman Brothers International (Europe) (LBIE), has begun to roll out a consensual agreement to return trust assets to secured creditors. If the support of around 90% of creditors can be gained by December...
Asia Risk Congress: Banks only have selves to blame for shift to CCPs...
Banks might be worried about the impact central clearing will have on the derivatives business, but they only have themselves to blame for the changes, according to Theo Lubke, senior vice-president for risk management at the Federal Reserve Bank of New...
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