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Arguably, the ambitious New York attorney general's office has done more to reshape the U.S. financial industry than any other government entity.
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Light and Shadow
Editor's Letter: Tolkien writes of a fictional universe. In the real world of institutional investors, such a shadowy land exists as well.
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The Verdict Is In
Two new guilty pleas in NY pension corruption probe raise the question: who is to blame?
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Andrew Cuomo, Financial Reformer
Arguably, the ambitious New York attorney general's office has done more to reshape the U.S. financial industry than any other government entity.
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Financial Services Authority Reins In UK Banks
By becoming the first major regulator to draw up liquidity rules early last month, the U.K.'s Financial Services Authority set a standard that until now had remained undefined — and placed itself directly in the firing line of the banking community.
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Alistair Darling: Britain’s Crisis Chancellor
U.K Chancellor of the Exchequer Alistair Darling has bailed out banks and run up massive deficits to combat the crisis. Can he restore growth and stability — and save Labour’s electoral prospects?
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Amado Boudou Leads Argentina’s Turnabout Tango
An unlikely helmsman for the storm-tossed Argentinean economy, Amado Boudou dazzles in his winning dance with foreign creditors. His mission: carry out market-friendly initiatives without angering the government's first family.
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Revelation At CalPERS Highlights Pay to Play Scandal
CalPERS decision to review its relationship with placement agents, after disclosing managers paid fees to a former board member for business won from the fund, highlights the national scope of concerns over corruption at public funds.
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Sharon Bowles Revamps Europe Hedge Fund Limits
European Parliament chairwoman Sharon Bowles is revamping the European Union’s regulatory framework for hedge funds and private equity funds. In a recent interview, she explains the directive's potential unintended consequences.
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Alan Hevesi: The Politico
NY state comptroller resigned in 2006 after pleading guilty to defrauding the government by using public employees for personal reasons.
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Hedge Funds Embrace Managed Accounts
Attracted by the added safety and control, greater transparency and customization at the portfolio level, hedge fund investors are waking up to the benefits of allocating assets via funds of managed accounts.
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