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The Latest Barclays Issues $8.9 Billion in Shares By Ed Zwirn, Staff Write Barclays Bank to issue about $8.9 billion of nearly 1.6 billion of new ordinary shares. Shoreline Extends Global Market Reach By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer Shoreline Trading adds additional connections through its Global Prime Services initiative. Trader Costs Morgan Stanley $120M By Ed Zwirn, Staff Writer Trader causes Morgan Stanley to make a $120 million 'negative adjustment' to 2Q income. Big Banks Won't Bust Like Bear By Natasha Gural, Editor The financial services sector should begin to see a rebound once impaired assets trade again. NY Fed Pact Selects CCorp/DTCC By Ed Zwirn, Staff Writer NY Fed and 17 investment bank/dealers to create a central counterparty for CDS. Lehman Reshuffles Brass after 2Q Loss By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer Lehman demotes CFO and replaces its president and COO three days after posting loss. Citi to Shut Pandit's Old Lane By Natasha Gural, Editor Citigroup to close Old Lane Partners less than a year after the bank bought it. Lehman Likely to Triumph Over Loss By Natasha Gural, Editor Morningstar: Lehman should continue to deliver solid returns on capital over the long term. Citi to Shutter Consumer Finance in Japan By Natasha Gural, Editor Citi to pull out of consumer finance in Japan as it integrates Nikko operations. Lehman Will Survive Expected Loss By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer Analyst: market is overreacting to forecasts that Lehman must shore up billions in capital. |
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The Experts Sellside Certainty Remains Positive By First Coverage Sellside certainty remains positive and almost unchanged at 105 percent. The Blogs By Thomas Kirchner Class action payout still leaves shareholders short of full value. |
Chicago Trading Special Reports By Paul Hayes Former FBI agent offers advice on finding the fugitive former hedge fund manager.
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