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Banks rail against FASB netting proposals
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UBS snags Groothaert in Luxembourg Financial Group acquisition
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Market snapshot: May 2011
Kick-outs remain popular with the UK market while accelerated growth products come top in the US, expanding their lead on the traditional US favourite, the reverse convertible. Tim Mortimer reviews the markets
Walker Crips offers choice of counterparties
Starting off as a diversified financial services group with a stockbroking tradition, Walker Crips Structured Investments launched its first structured product for UK retail investors as Lehman Brothers collapsed. Now it is launching more flexible products...
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