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  • Fire Sales Risk Requires Repo Market Reform, N.Y. Fed Paper Says

    The over $2 trillion-a-day repurchase agreement market requires changes to cut risks related to sales of assets triggered by a dealer default or lenders’ perceptions that it may, according to the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

  • Fed’s Hoenig Sees Economic Danger in Big Financial Firms

    Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Thomas Hoenig said the existence of companies whose failure would threaten the financial system is an obstacle to economic growth and impedes competition.

  • Facebook Earnings Call Offers Shot at Rebuilding Image

    Facebook Inc. this week is getting its first crack as a public company to allay the growth concerns that have made it the second-worst performing U.S. technology initial public offering of 2012.

  • Euro Crisis Makes Fed Lender of Only Resort as Funding Ebbs

    The Federal Reserve, chastised by Congress for lending money to foreign institutions including a Libyan-owned bank, is once again the lender of last resort for banks around the world it knows little about.

  • Billionaire Paulson Donates $100 Million for Central Park

    Billionaire John Paulson and the Paulson Family Foundation are donating $100 million to the Central Park Conservancy, the largest parks donation ever.

  • Hassell Caps 38-Year Climb From Trainee to BNY Mellon CEO Replacing Kelly

    Bank of New York Mellon Corp.’s Gerald Hassell, who started as a management trainee 38 years ago and became president in 1998, got the top job with the departure of Chief Executive Officer Robert P. Kelly.

  • Top Hedge Fund Managers Convene for Bloomberg Hedge Funds 2010

    Top Hedge Fund Managers Convene for Bloomberg Hedge Funds 2010 Industry Leaders, Including Bill Ackman, Glenn Dubin and Leon Cooperman, To Examine Key Issues for Funds and 2011 Outlook Business Wire NEW YORK -- November 18, 2010 As hedge funds begin to recover, having rallied to a two-year high with a gain of 1.5 percent in October, Bloomberg LINK will bring together the world’s top managers and investors to discuss the state of the industry at Bloomberg Hedge Funds 2010. The Summit, being held on Thursday, December 2, 2010 at The Guggenheim Museum in New York City, will focus on key topics for hedge fund managers and investors as they enter 2011, including sovereign debt, real estate, regulatory reform, foreign exchange, commodities and the emergence of new markets. In particular, panel sessions will look at the impact of the Federal Reserve’s second round of quantitative easing, the effect national deficits

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