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Moody's Exec Out After CPDO Probe

By Ed Zwirn, Staff Writer

Moody's replaces head of its global structured finance business after CPDO ratings probe.

Alternatives M&A Deals Hit Record

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

Alternative investment firm M&A reaches record despite drop in overall global AM M&A.

AIG Ready for $5 Billion of Losses

By Ed Zwirn, Staff Writer

AIG to absorb as much as $5 billion in losses from insurance units hit by writedowns.

Pension Funds Boost Alternatives

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

Pension funds boost confidence and demand for alternative assets in 2007 investments.

Northern Trust to Acquire Lakepoint

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

Northern Trust Bank plans to acquire investment management firm Lakepoint Investment.

Energy M&A Resilient to Weak Market

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

Raymond James: `Marked acceleration' of energy M&A despite steep fall in deal costs.

Investors Shun Global Equities

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

Fund managers find inflation and interest rate realities hard to swallow, survey says.

Bond Funds Thrive in Struggling Market

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

ICI: Turbulence in the marketplace ignites increase in demand for pooled investments.

Pension Plans Healthier Despite Volatility

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

Welfare of U.S. pension plans rises along with equity markets and bond yields, report says.

BSMB to Break Away from Mother Bear

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

Bear Stearns Merchant Banking plans to become an unaffiliated independent company.

New President Best to Back Bernanke

By Natasha Gural, Editor

Legg Mason PMs: Fed chief should stay regardless of who takes over the White House.

Citi to Oversee Aberdeen Funds

By Karla L. Yeh, Staff Writer

Aberdeen picks Citi's Global Transaction Services to oversee mutual fund portfolios.

The Players

The Experts

Sellside Certainty Remains Positive

By First Coverage

Sellside certainty remains positive and almost unchanged at 105 percent.

Sellside is Bullish

By First Coverage

Sellside is bullish, confident and usually right.

Sellside Certainty Sinks

By First Coverage

Sellside certainty declines below par to 97 percent.

The Blogs

Another Busted Buyout?

By Thomas Kirchner

KeyBanc's Poor Fairness Opinion In Buyout

Chicago: Oct 7

Chicago Trading

Special Reports

Where is Sam Israel?

By Paul Hayes

Former FBI agent offers advice on finding the fugitive former hedge fund manager.

PWG Best Practices

By Paladyne Systems

Hedge Fund Portfolio Pricing Best Practices

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