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The most important and revealing of these came Wednesday, when David Loglisci, the former chief investment officer of the pension fund, admitted flatly that he had violated state securities law.

The International Monetary Fund admitted in 2007 that inequality levels may have been increased by the introduction of new technology and the investment of foreign capital in developing countries.

The International Monetary Fund admitted this week that it made big errors in the first bailout of Greece three years ago, but it added that no matter what it did then the country would have suffered a deep recession.

Here's his phone number at the office.' " The defendants — Harvard, Shleifer, Hay, and Zimmerman's hedge fund — admitted no liability, but they eventually agreed to pay more than thirty million dollars to settle the case.

While the president of the E.C.B., Mario Draghi, recently suggested that there were some signs of economic improvement in the euro zone, he, like the International Monetary Fund, admitted that the downside risks were substantial, as indeed they are.

Struggling fashion and homewares chain BHS is facing a new drain on its finances, after the head of its pension fund admitted the retirement scheme is running a much higher deficit than previously thought.

Thursday A Carlyle Group fund admits that it can't meet lenders' demands for money and collapses.

GLEN A. Kleczka, 37, the lead manager of the $58.0 million William Blair Value Discovery fund, admits to being a foodie, but he rarely finds time to cook at home in Chicago.

Even the fund admits there is a stigma to borrowing from it.All the more reason why an announcement by Felipe Calderón, Mexico's president, on March 31st caught people including holders of his country's currency by surprise.

DealBook » Tiger Asia Founder, Onetime Star, Admits to His Fund's Improper Trading | Bill Hwang, once a star at Tiger Management, entered a guilty plea on behalf of his fund, admitting to an improper trading scheme that prosecutors say netted about $17 million in illegal profits, Mr. Lattman reported.

He also worries that the fund's creation suggests "we now have an entire market that's deemed too big to fail .Even those who support the fund admit that it is, at best, a temporary solution, buying time so SIVs can find other sources of finance or wind down gracefully.