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Madoff victims face hurdles suing banks

NEW YORK - Should Bernard Madoff's victims want to recoup money from large banks for failing to smoke out his fraud, they may have to take matters into their own hands.

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Emerging bets turn selective as premiums erode

LONDON - As sovereign debt fears continue to rattle Europe and the United States, emerging markets have become less volatile than their developed counterparts but their ability to generate outsized returns over and above their global peers looks diminished.

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Liontrust buys Occam to add Asia, EM equities

LONDON - UK funds house Liontrust Asset Management has agreed to buy the fund management business of Occam Asset Management, adding Asian and global emerging market equity teams as it seeks to expand into new asset classes and grow its business.

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Bank trading slump to spark more job losses

LONDON - Tens of thousands of European bankers are losing their jobs in a deep trading slump that has been compounded by regulatory curbs on excessive risk -- and many more will be out of work before Christmas.

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Barclays launches $800 million debt infrastructure fund

LONDON - Barclays Capital has set up a 500 million pound fund that will invest in the debt of infrastructure projects, the latest asset manager to offer an alternative to equity-focused funds in the sector.

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Investors break their bonds to ratings agencies

LONDON - Some of the world's largest asset managers are cutting ties to credit rating agencies, potentially signalling the beginning of the end of their grip on global financial markets.

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Funds run for cover from perfect storm

LONDON - Investors are hoarding gold and cash as a perfect storm brews in global equities and credit markets.

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UBS wins review of Madoff trustee’s $2.6 billion suits

NEW YORK - UBS AG won review by a Manhattan federal judge of $2.6 billion of lawsuits brought by the trustee liquidating Bernard Madoff's firm, at least the fourth time a bank has obtained access to that court.

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Bill Clinton warns against UK’s austerity measures

Bill Clinton, the former US president, has warned that Britain risks seeing the hole in its budget grow by pursuing austerity measures that are too harsh.

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