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SEC watchdog eyes insider trading probe
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The internal watchdog for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is probing whether enforcement staff "committed acts of negligence" in conducting an insider trading investigation. Full Article
UPDATE 1-US judge dismisses $10 mln appeal by Madoff investor
* NY businessman to be treated like other Madoff customers Full Article
US judge dismisses appeal by Madoff investor
* NY businessman to be treated like other Madoff customers Full Article
Swiss private bank UBP considering acquisitions
GENEVA, Nov 28 (Reuters) - Swiss private bank Union Bancaire Privee [UBP.UL] is considering taking advantage of the recent upheavals in financial markets to make acquisitions, its chief executive was quoted on Saturday as saying. Full Article
French launch flags hedge funds' transparency drive
*Manager sticks with regulated structure after Lehman lesson Full Article
Big banks, bailout inspire runs for Congress
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Wall Streeters are far from popular these days, but a hedge fund lawyer and a money manager running for Congress hope voters will support their calls to ban bailouts and put an end to "too big to fail." Full Article
UPDATE 1-Big banks, bailout inspire runs for US Congress
* Schiff rails against Washington's financial missteps (Recasts to add Schiff, Kanjorski background) Full Article
SEC probes derivatives in insider trading cases
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. regulators are increasingly looking beyond stocks in their insider trading investigations to examine derivatives and credit default swaps, a top Securities and Exchange Commission official said. Full Article
SEC probes derivatives in insider trading cases
* SEC has more than 50 probes involving derivatives, swaps Full Article
Hedge fund lawyer runs for Congress, anti-big banks
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Hedge funds are far from popular, but one lawyer thinks Pennsylvania voters will support his calls for banning corporate bailouts, putting an end to "too big to fail" and taking the bulls-eye off fund managers. Full Article
