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Payment holiday parachute might COVID-proof government bonds, top fund says

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Payment holiday parachute might COVID-proof government bonds, top fund says

The option of a one-time payment holiday during times of intense crisis might enable countries to pandemic-proof their bonds, a prominent debt fund believes.

EU watchdog flags harder line on cross-border funds management

Brexit safeguards to stop asset managers in Britain running "shell" investment funds in the European Union to retain access to its markets should be hardwired into EU law, the bloc's securities watchdog said on Wednesday.

United States Oil Fund faces possible SEC action: filing

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is considering enforcement action against United States Oil Fund LP, the largest crude oil exchange-traded fund, due to statements made after oil prices plunged into negative territory in April.

Berkshire slashes Wells Fargo, JPMorgan stakes; adds Barrick Gold

Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway Inc said on Friday it has sold shares of some of the largest U.S. banks, slashing its stakes in Wells Fargo & Co and JPMorgan Chase & Co and exiting an investment in Goldman Sachs Group Inc .

U.S. equity funds post $5.6 billion weekly inflow: Lipper

U.S. equity, municipal and taxable bond funds posted inflows in the week ended on Wednesday, while money market fund saw outflows, according to Lipper.

Column: Trump tax deferral poses a bigger threat to Social Security than you might think

What happens to Social Security if we eliminate its funding? 

Former Millennium executive Zaino launches Keystone Capital, eyes biotech

Investor Fredric Zaino, who spent 15 years at hedge fund Millennium Management, has launched his own firm and plans to invest in micro-, small- and mid-cap public and private companies focusing on biotech, real estate and consumer products.

Column: Keep Social Security and Medicare reform out in daylight where we can all watch

Charlie Rich, the late country music singer and songwriter, had it right when he crooned this famous line: "Oh, no one knows what goes on behind closed doors." We need to remind Congress of the truth of that line as it tries to push a plan to negotiate changes to Social Security and Medicare as part of its latest pandemic relief bill.

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