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Regulators of the $1 trillion structured products market don’t understand the difference between risk and complexity, according to the European Structured Investment Products Association.
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The plunge in shares of Suntech Power Holdings Co., the Chinese solar-panel maker forced into bankruptcy last month, highlights risks with structured notes that can leave investors exposed to collapsing equities.
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The xx appeared as shadows behind a mesh screen hanging in front of the stage at Toronto’s Massey Hall on Oct. 23. Water images and florescent colors blended on the screen while the band opened with “Angels.”
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U.K. banks are withdrawing commission payments to independent financial advisers that are typically included in structured products sales agreements before new rules forbidding the practice.
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The European Union will unveil tougher rules for banks that safeguard investment funds’ assets as part of a push to prevent a fraud similar to the Ponzi scheme orchestrated by Bernard Madoff.
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President Barack Obama’s inauguration speech signaled a desire to avoid foreign entanglements that could endanger his domestic agenda. George Washington wasn’t able to do that, and Obama may not be either.
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President Barack Obama is targeting the concerns of political constituencies pivotal to his re- election one signature at a time.
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The Strokes took five years to record just 35 minutes of music.
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Forget binders. Christi-Marie Butler is worried about labels.
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President Barack Obama “walked away” from his bipartisan U.S. deficit-cutting commission’s plan “because he knew he’d be torn to bits,” said former Republican Senator Alan Simpson, who was co-chairman of the panel.
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