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New York, March 9, 2009– NYSE Euronext (NYX) today announced that Barclays Capital, the investment banking division of Barclays Bank PLC , has agreed to acquire the portfolio of New York Stock Exchange Designated Market Maker ( DMM ) assignments of Bear Wagner Specialists LLC, a subsidiary of ...
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the U.S. economy eventually capitulated, setting new lows in March 2009. Nevertheless, while our media focused heavily on gravity's pull on the Dow and S&Ps bottom, there ...
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... • Barclays Capital agrees to acquire the portfolio of NYSE Designated Market Maker (DMM) assignments of Bear Wagner Specialists. Barclays Capital, the investment banking division of Barclays Bank PLC, has agreed to acquire the portfolio of NYSE DMM assignments of Bear Wagner Specialists LLC, a subsidiary of J.P. Morgan. ...
Barclays to Buy Specialist Firm From JPMorgan
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... plans to merge Bear Wagner with its own specialist business, which it took on when it bought part of Lehman Brothers in September, Reuters reported. A closing is expected in April, pending regulatory approvals.“We’ve found a lot of success, both as a market maker and as a provider of liquidity,” William White, a managing director at Barclays Capital who runs the unit’s market-making business, told Reuters. JPMorgan took control of Bear Wagner when it acquired Bear Stearns last year. Go to Press Release from NYSE Euronext » ...
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