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ALTERNATIVES JUN 26, 2007
GLG settles short-selling charges

GLG Partners of London has agreed to pay more than $3.2 million to settle charges of illegal short-selling.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JUN 26, 2007
Hedge honcho scores Hamptons bargain

The head of SAC Capital has gotten a nice price on his new home in the Hamptons, according to published reports.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 26, 2007
National Penn Bancshares to buy Christiana

National Penn Bancshares will acquire Christiana Bank & Trust Co. for about $56.5 million in stock and cash.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 26, 2007
NYLIM to offer target-date funds

New York Life will launch a series of five target-date funds called the MainStay Retirement Funds.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 26, 2007
Dutch top court may lean to Barclays

An adviser to the Dutch high court said ABN Amro can sell LaSalle without shareholder approval.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 26, 2007
New York Life names new president

New York Life Insurance Co. said on today that its COO, Theodore Mathas, would add president to his title as of July 1.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 26, 2007
Hancock pays $21.2M to settle inquiry

John Hancock will pay $21.2 million to settle an investigation of the firm's failure to disclose revenue sharing schemes.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 26, 2007
AXA names VP of funds group

AXA Equitable Life Insurance Co. has named Kenneth T. Kozlowski vice president of its Funds Management group.

By Bloomberg
ETFS JUN 25, 2007
Claymore debuts Sudan-linked ETF

Claymore Securities today announced the launch of Claymore/KLD Sudan Free Large-Cap Core ETF on the /MEX.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JUN 25, 2007
GLG hedge fund to go public in U.S.

A London hedge fund manager will go public by merging with New York's Freedom Acquisition Holdings.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JUN 25, 2007
Amaranth blurred holdings, says Senate

Amaranth Advisors used a loophole to cloud the extend of its massive gas holdings, according to a Senate report.

By Bloomberg
ETFS JUN 25, 2007
PowerShares unveils ETFs

PowerShares today launched four exchange traded funds based on the FTSE RAFI indexes.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 25, 2007
BofA says it took hit in Parmalat crash

Bank of America said it lost about $450 million from the bankruptcy of Parmalat after relying on "fraudulent misrepresentations" made by the Italian dairy company.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 25, 2007
ABA and ACB to merge

Two powerful bank trade groups today announced plans for a merger.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 25, 2007
SEC eyes VA funds of funds

The SEC is looking at possible problems involving revenue sharing payments made by funds of funds.

By Bloomberg
MUTUAL FUNDS JUN 25, 2007
More fund companies to offer 130/30s

More mutual fund companies soon will offer individual investors access to a strategy that is popular among institutional investors who are trying to outperform a benchmark.

By Bloomberg
LIFE INSURANCE AND ANNUITIES JUN 25, 2007
VAs trail funds in sales growth at the banks

Bank sales of variable annuities that invest in mutual funds continue to grow but are outpaced consistently by those of mutual funds. That’s a function of periodic adverse publicity combined with compliance hassles, observers say.

By Bloomberg
ALTERNATIVES JUN 25, 2007
Hedge funds embracing social mandate

The ever-increasing focus on social and environmental causes is attracting a segment of the hedge fund industry to a movement that is considered by some to be the ultimate test of socially conscious investing.

By Bloomberg
MUTUAL FUNDS JUN 25, 2007
Fund company makes a bet on infrastructure

PHILADELPHIA — A mutual fund company is taking a chance on the burgeoning market of infrastructure investments.

By Bloomberg
MUTUAL FUNDS JUN 25, 2007
Make 12(b)-1 fee disclosures more discernible

WASHINGTON — Disclosures of 12(b)-1 fees should be made clearer and easier to decipher, but the fees themselves should not be abolished, officials from the mutual fund and brokerage industries said at a Securities and Exchange Commission round table last week.

By Bloomberg