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  • SEC Chair Shapiro Calls For Greater Regulation Of ABS
  • House Passes Sweeping Financial Reform Bill
  • In First Subprime Criminal Trial, Managers Of Bear Stearns Hedge Fund Acquitted
  • Credit Crisis May Have Rendered Performance Of Contract Impossible Says 7th Circuit In Affirming Temporary Injunction
  • So Far Treasury Is Making Money On Investments In Banks
  • Connecticut Judge Says UBS Probably Defrauded Hedge Fund In Sale Of CDO's
  • FDIC Gearing Up for Dead Bank Litigation?
  • Despite Efforts, Tide of Foreclosures Continues
  • DOJ Antitrust Division Looks Into CDS Pricing Issues
  • Treasury Issues New Rules on Executive Compensation for TARP Participants

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