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...United States.”...
...Exchange Commission, or SEC....
...Much of the funding came principally from Kohn in Philadelphia and Burford, which operated at least part in the United States. Absent the US activity, there would have been no scheme.”...
...First, Brunnermeier et al use ESBies as a way to deny joint liability among sovereigns....
...for Argentina to make good on NML et al....
...Part of the problem has been that privately held Chinese companies have used offshore companies, typically incorporated in the Cayman Islands, as vehicles to list in the United States....
...So it’s not surprising that the first response from Buchheit et al is to answer back with bits of the bond contract that suggest sneaky loopholes instead....
...So they have incorporated the state, as it were, because the state stands behind them, but the state doesn’t control them....
...solutions company, for a 15 times return....
...better solutions; that’s an idea that was incorporated into our package....
...One answer, incorporated into three options, as Münchau explains, was the creation of a fund to guarantee coupon payments, into which member states would pay according to some agreed criteria....
...In other words, the USO held sway over the market, i.e. these funds (USO, S&P GSCI et al) are artificially skewing the front of the NYMEX curve; putting downward pressure as they sell a massive percentage...
...What really happened at Northern Rock, Royal Bank of Scotland et al? This gives you a clearer idea....
...The Securities and Exchange Commission, for its part, is investigating whether Bear Stearns and other hedge fund managers were forthright about disclosing the rapidly declining value of their holdings....
...The commissioners of the Securities and Exchange Commission, the US financial watchdog, have been split over how best to proceed amid fierce business lobbying aimed at thwarting change....
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