Wachovia’s Derivative Sample Clauses

Wachovia’s Derivative. Marketing Desk personnel included marketers who maintained client and broker relationships, structured and sold Municipal Bond Derivatives to its issuer clients, obtained credit and compliance approval for these products, bid on behalf of the desk for competitively bid transactions, and negotiated for Interest Rate Risk Management Products that were not bid out competitively. Wachovia’s marketers were supported by a number of analysts, associates and administrative staff.
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