Pimco Cuts U.S. Holdings, Sees Outflows
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J.P. Morgan Profit Jumps 47%
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China Central Bank Raises Reserve-Requirement Ratio
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New York Fed ends AIG assistance with full repayment
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Jamie Dimon: More Municipal Bankruptcies
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Newedge Hires Duo to Head London Fixed-Income Group
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Consumer Confidence Slips Surprisingly on Jobs, Fuel Costs
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Fed Says Banks Eased Credit to Hedge Funds, Private Equity
BusinessWeek
Wall Street's largest dealers during the fourth quarter eased credit terms to hedge funds and private-equity firms that borrow against securities while provisions for private derivatives trades were little-changed, according to the Federal Reserve.
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Geithner doubts ability to spot vital banks
By Tom Braithwaite in Washington - Financial Times
Tim Geithner has questioned the feasibility of identifying financial institutions as "systemically important" in advance of a crisis, just as the regulatory council the Treasury secretary chairs is supposed to start doing precisely that.
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New Round of Bank Stress Tests Planned in Europe
New York Times
In addition, international regulators said that they were going to require a broader range of securities holders to assume some of the cost if a bank failed.
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Spain passes debt test, in eurozone respite
Eu Business
(MADRID ) - Spain passed a pivotal test in its first bond auction of 2011 on Thursday, spurring hope it can avoid an emergency bailout that would rock the entire eurozone.
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Basel hardens bank hybrid bond rules
By Jennifer Hughes and Brooke Masters in London - Financial Times
Global regulators have imposed tough requirements on the bonds that banks can count towards their regulatory capital in a bid to kill off a funding technique that has been blamed as a key contributor to banks' need for taxpayer bail-outs.
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Goldman reveals fresh crisis losses
By Francesco Guerrera in New York and Kara Scannell in London - Financial Times
Goldman Sachs has revealed details of about $5bn in investment losses suffered during the crisis for the first time this week, in a move that will deepen the debate over companies' financial disclosures.
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Goldman Seeks Redemption: Here's Everything You Need to Know
The Motley Fool
A rundown of Goldman's new rules in plain English.
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Citigroup Remains 'Too Big to Fail': Report
TheStreet.com
NEW YORK (TheStreet) -- Citigroup remains "too big to fail" and federal regulators still do not have a comprehensive system in place to prevent another bailout from being needed, according to a report issued today by a government watchdog. "While the year-plus of Government dependence left Citigroup a stronger institution than it had been, it remained, and arguably still remains, an institution ...
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Bair Urged Citigroup Changes 'At the Top' in 2009
BusinessWeek
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Chairman Sheila Bair told regulators in early 2009 that Citigroup Inc. executives lacked sufficient experience and management changes were needed, a U.S. bailout watchdog said.
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Morgan Stanley's Greg Fleming to Head Brokerage; DiMaio Leaves
BusinessWeek
Morgan Stanley shook up its top management ranks, naming Greg Fleming to replace Charles Johnston as president of the retail brokerage and picking Ken deRegt to take over for Jack DiMaio in attempting to turn around its fixed-income trading unit.
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Lehman sees $US60bn bankruptcy payout
Business Spectator
Permitted creditor claims likely to reach $US322bn.
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