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  1. McGregor Staying Cautious With Banks

    Although he notes the potential problems of investing in financial-services names, Oakmark's Clyde McGregor sees some mispricing in European banks.

  2. Why Smart Investors Were Burned in the Crisis

    One year after Lehman's collapse, Morningstar's Matt Warren reflects on the government's decision, investors' pain, and the future for I-banking.

  3. Deja Vu All Over Again?

    Morningstar markets editor Jeremy Glaser looks at five stories from this week that are more of the same.

  4. Investors Still Beating a Path to Bonds

    October data show continued inflows for bonds (including riskier fixed-income assets), while investors withdrew money from U.S. stock mutual funds and ETFs.

  1. USAA Dumps Loomis, UBS

    USAA Asset Management is so committed to bringing its equity fund business in-house that it is bidding adieu to two subadvisors.

  2. Cohan: Enough already, UBS deserves the death penalty

    Alleged Libor-rigging is the latest in a long series of scandals tied to the Swiss bank

  3. Adoboli's Ex-Manager Sues UBS Claiming Firing Was Race Based

    Ronald Greenidge, the former UBS AG managing director fired for gross misconduct in his supervision of convicted trader Kweku Adoboli, sued the bank claiming it treated him more harshly than others because he's black.

  4. UBS to Pay $1 Billion for Libor Manipulation

    UBS will pay $1 billion to settle allegations that it manipulated Libor, according to the Financial Times and other publications. The news about UBS’ settlement will likely be made public on Monday.

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