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    ECB’s Trichet urges global hedge fund regulation

    Monday, February 23, 2009 : Permalink

    Reuters – Hedge funds, credit rating agencies and all other important market players should be subject to regulation based on a global approach, European Central Jean-Claude Trichet said on Monday.

    The worst financial crisis in over 80 years has sparked a of how markets should be supervised to cut excessive risk-taking by banks.

    "The current crisis is a loud and clear call for extending regulation and oversight to all systemically important — notably hedge funds and credit rating agencies — as well as all systemically important markets — in particular the ," Trichet said.

    "What is currently under discussion is the precise way in which these elements should be integrated within an overall regulatory framework," he told a conference on supervision.

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    In Lieu of Bailout, a New Strategy

    Monday, January 19, 2009 : Permalink

    Atlanta Journal Constitution – Unlike the nation’s , hedge funds haven’t been lining up for government bailouts in the wake of losses they can’t handle. But the funds do Wall Street problem: a huge mismatch between the short-term funds they take in and the long-term they make. Without a of their business models, many in the hedge fund business risk going the way of the investment banking dodo.

    Recall the nightmare on Wall Street. Going into 2008, America’s five big investment held trillions of dollars in long-term and illiquid assets that were financed largely by short-term borrowings. That did not work out so well. Two of them disappeared. Another was swallowed by a traditional bank, and the last two had to don the sober garb of regulated, deposit-taking to survive.

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