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19 Sep 2008 16:13

Many thanks, Uncle Sam

By Hugo Dixon
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Top of the list is Morgan Stanley. Yesterday it was on the ropes; now it may even hang onto its independence. Though the details of Uncle Sam’s toxic clean-up plan are vague, the rest of the banking sector – and maybe other market participants – may also hit pay-dirt.

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