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dCNBC. Details of the LIAs $53bn investment portfolio reveal it had lost substantial sums through its investments in Societe Generale, Dresdner and Credit Suisse. It had also been hit through its stakes in BP, Royal Bank of Scotland and Greek companies, reported The Australian. In total 7% of the LIA portfoli
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he corporation acted on its own. Nobody was in charge. Nobody benefited. A corporation is the perfect crime family." Michael says, "Tell 'em about Credit Suisse." "It pleaded guilty to tax evasion," Hyman says. "Tax evasion! But no one went to jail. It paid Uncle Sam almost $2.6 billion and went on its way.
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at go into a deal and for some of the disclosures made to investors. An SEC spokesman declined to comment, as did representatives for Citigroup and Credit Suisse. In another sign that the SEC has widened its scrutiny of the Wall Street mortgage machine, the agency is looking at whether investors were misled
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