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Edward Lampert, the hedge fund manager who controls Sears Holdings Corp., has more than $160 million in paper profits on shares of the retailer acquired last month from a long-standing client, the Ziff family.
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The European Commission published the members and remit of a group of experts that will examine whether banks should build internal firewalls to protect taxpayers and customers when failure of one part of a lender threatens to cascade throughout the company.
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A former corporate broker at Bank of America Corp.’s Merrill Lynch was fined 350,000 pounds ($550,000) for disclosing inside information to Greenlight Capital Inc. Chairman David Einhorn about a planned equity sale by Punch Taverns Plc.
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David Einhorn’s Greenlight Capital Inc. bought shares of Yahoo! Inc. and Research In Motion Ltd. during the fourth quarter while exiting positions in CVS Caremark Corp. and Marathon Oil Corp.
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Bloomberg's Sheila Dharmarajan reports on investing themes emerging from the 13F filings of big name hedge fund managers including David Einhorn and Paul Tudor Jones. She spoke on Bloomberg Television's "Inside Track." (Source: Bloomberg)
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Greenlight Capital Inc. Chairman David Einhorn ordered traders to sell shares in Punch Taverns Plc “within minutes” of getting inside information on the firm’s plan to sell equity, the U.K.’s finance regulator said.
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David Einhorn and Greenlight Capital Inc. were fined 7.2 million pounds ($11.2 million) by the U.K.’s financial regulator for trading on inside information in Punch Taverns Plc in 2009.
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A former corporate broker at Bank of America Corp.’s Merrill Lynch, facing an investigation over inside information given to Greenlight Capital Inc. Chairman David Einhorn, may be fined 350,000 pounds ($550,000) by the U.K. finance regulator, a person familiar with the matter said.
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The Financial Services Authority fined David Einhorn, owner of hedge fund Greenlight Capital Inc. and his fund 7.2 million pounds ($11.2 million) for using inside information to trade Punch Taverns Plc securities in June 2009, the agency said in an e-mailed statement.
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U.S. House lawmakers approved six bills to limit the reach of Dodd-Frank Act derivatives rules, including measures to define which firms are swap dealers, subjecting them to higher capital and margin requirements.
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