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Goldman, AIG trade barbs over collateral calls

Goldman Sachs demanded billions of dollars in collateral from AIG to protect its customers, the Wall Street bank said on Thursday, defending itself against accusations that it contributed to the insurer's woes while padding its own profits.
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Ex-AIG's Cassano says could have saved taxpayers

The former head of the AIG unit that drove the insurer to the brink of collapse said he could have saved taxpayers money if allowed to settle claims with firms like Goldman Sachs, instead of being sidelined before a 2008 bailout.
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Stock futures rise after steep sell-off

Stock index futures rose on Wednesday, rebounding from a steep sell-off, as investors were comforted that financially fragile European banks were less reliant on funding from the European Central Bank.
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BofA reclaims top spot, ICBC leads profit: study

Bank of America has leap-frogged U.S. rival JPMorgan to rank as the world's top bank in terms of capital strength while Industrial and Commercial Bank of China tops the profit league, according to a new study.
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Crisis panel to examine Goldman, AIG ties

Goldman Sachs and bailed out insurer American International Group face a rough two days of questioning about the destructive relationship that contributed to the 2008 financial crisis.
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Crisis commission to examine Goldman, AIG ties

A U.S. commission is planning to focus on the ties between Goldman Sachs Group Inc and American International Group Inc, and how derivatives transactions between the two financial giants may have contributed to the financial crisis.
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Stock futures rise after financial reform deal

Stock index futures rose on Friday as investors digested a historic agreement by U.S. lawmakers to overhaul financial regulations and awaited final readings on gross domestic product and consumer sentiment.
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Feinberg to quit pay czar post, focus on BP fund

Kenneth Feinberg will step down from his role as U.S. Treasury's pay car later this summer to focus on administering the BP Plc's $20 billion oil spill fund, a Treasury spokesman said on Wednesday.
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Fed on sidelines, waiting for recovery to firm

The Federal Reserve is expected to renew its promise to hold benchmark interest rates exceptionally low for an extended period on Wednesday and may acknowledge a slight slowdown in the pace of U.S. economic recovery.
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Special Report: Saving Goldman Sachs

Four days after U.S. securities regulators charged Goldman Sachs Group with civil fraud, Ash Williams, the top administrator for Florida's $138 billion in public investments, wanted to talk to someone at the Wall Street firm.
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Turning point for bank trading in Wall Street bill

Wall Street banks face a turning point on Wednesday as U.S. lawmakers are expected to spell out limits on a range of risky but lucrative trading practices in a sweeping rewrite of financial regulations.
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Wall Street bill preserves Fed's independence

After suffering sustained criticism of its role in the financial crisis, the Federal Reserve emerged on Wednesday from an overhaul of financial regulations with its jealously guarded independence intact.
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Goldman's CDO woes mean dollar signs for lawyers

Goldman Sachs Group Inc's mounting legal and regulatory woes stemming from the firm's sale of subprime mortgage-linked securities are turning into gold for a growing number of lawyers in New York and Washington.
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Special Report: Guy Hands, Citigroup and the fight for EMI

One of the best ways to get inside the head of British private equity boss Guy Hands is to study what gift he gives for Christmas. For years, Hands has sent friends and business associates a book he has recently read along with a letter discussing the work. The gift is designed to be both thoughtful and thought provoking.
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Don't overstep on financial reform, industry says

Policy makers reacting to the global financial crisis should avoid overstepping with harsh new rules that would have adverse economic effects and resist the urge to score political points, industry heads warned on Thursday.
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IOSCO-Goldman has no indication of SEC settlement

The president of Goldman Sachs Group Inc said on Thursday that there is no indication that the investment bank is close to settling U.S. fraud charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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Goldman has no indication of SEC settlement

The president of Goldman Sachs Group Inc said on Thursday that there is no indication that the investment bank is close to settling U.S. fraud charges with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
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SEC examining Goldman Sachs' Hudson deals: report

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which charged Goldman Sachs Group Inc with fraud in April, is investigating another mortgage-linked deal once pitched by the Wall Street firm, the Financial Times reported, citing people close to the matter.

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