Dual Directional Structured Products
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A Non-Traded REITs Primer
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CLOs, Warehousing, and Banc of America’s Undisclosed Losses
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Leveraged Municipal Bond Arbitrage: What Went Wrong?
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Futures-Based Commodities ETFs
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Leveraged ETFs, Holding Periods and Investment Shortfalls
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What Does a Mutual Fund’s Average Credit Quality Tell Investors?
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What Does a Mutual Fund’s Term Tell Investors?
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Optimizing Portfolio Liquidation Under Risk-Based Margin Requirements
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What TiVo and JP Morgan teach us about Reverse Convertibles
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Are Structured Products Suitable for Retail Investors?
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Structured Products in the Aftermath of Lehman Brothers
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Regions Morgan Keegan: The Abuse of Structured Finance
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Charles Schwab YieldPlus Risk
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A CMO Primer: The Law of Conservation of Structured Securities Risk
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Auction Rate Securities
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Modeling Autocallable Structured Products
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Valuation of Reverse Convertibles in the Variance Gamma Economy
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Structured Product Based Variable Annuities
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An Economic Analysis of Equity-Indexed Annuities
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Annuities
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Rethinking the Comparable Companies Valuation Method
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Valuing Partial Interests in Trusts
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Isolating the Effect of Day-Count Conventions
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Reuters, February 14, 2012 - Wall Street Fights Back Against Expert Witness in Lawsuits
Suzanne Barlyn’s “Wall Street Fights Back Against Expert Witness in Lawsuits” reports on largely unsuccessful efforts by the financial services i ...
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American Banker, February 10, 2012 - B of A Subpoenaed by Massachusetts Over CLOs
Allison Bisbey’s "B of A Subpoenaed by Massachusetts Over CLOs” reports on Massachusetts subpoena of Bank of America over two ...
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The New York Times, February 5, 2012 - "A Wipeout That Didn’t Have to Happen"
Gretchen Morgenson’s "A Wipeout That Didn’t Have to Happen" reports on research done at SLCG into collateralized loan obligations (CLOs) und ...
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The Wall Street Journal, April 13, 2011 - "Citigroup Loses Muni Case"
"Citigroup Loses Muni Case" reports on the $54.1 million FINRA award in the case of Hosier ...
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The Wall Street Journal, March 31, 2011 - "Complex Bond Faces Regulators' Scrutiny"
"Complex Bond Faces Regulators' Scrutiny" reports on ongoing SEC and FINRA investigations into the sales of reverse convertibles. The article quotes Craig M ...
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The Wall Street Journal, January 11, 2011 - "Schwab Pays in YieldPlus Settlement"
"Schwab Pays in YieldPlus Settlement" reports on Charles Schwab Corp.'s $119 million settlement with the SEC over its marketing of the YieldPlus fund as an ...
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The Wall Street Journal, November 13, 2010 - "Structured Notes: Not as Safe as They Seem"
"Structured Notes: Not as Safe as They Seem" discusses the growth in sales of structured products in 2010. The article quotes Craig McCann on the mispricing ...
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The New York Times, October 9, 2010 - “It’s Not Nice to Mess With J.R.”
“It’s Not Nice to Mess With J.R.” reports on the $11.6 million award Larry Hagman, who played J.R. in the hit television series Dallas, won against Citigroup. Paul Meyer testified ...
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