Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for September 22, 2009

State Regulator Opposes SEC Claw Back Plan for Reserve Primary Fund Assets http://bit.ly/1vKhIc #
Deutsche Bank Spy Saga Turns to a New Chapter http://bit.ly/D2Lha #
Former Nixon Peabody Lawyer Hit With Insider Trading Charges http://bit.ly/LSrVh #
Finra Board Said to Debate Releasing Study of Madoff, Stanford http://bit.ly/9fYIX #
Judge: Ex-US Rep. Jefferson won't get new trial on federal corruption charges http://bit.ly/2qOZmF #
CNBC Video: BofA Meets Congressional Deadline, Maintains Privilege Assertion http://bit.ly/xr5nv #
Satyam Seeks to Bring in Jones Day for Investor Lawsuits http://bit.ly/2fGJAe #
International Rectifier probe by CA officials ends, but SEC probe ongoing http://bit.ly/TyEKJ #
SEC Ramps Up International Cooperation Efforts http://bit.ly/3xG1nQ #
BofA Fails to Meet House Committee Deadline for Merrill-Related Disclosures http://bit.ly/1gki1N #
SD Video: Interim Update on Subprime Securities Litigation http://bit.ly/O3YWk #
Marketplace Podcast: Lawmakers' Inside Advantage to Trading http://bit.ly/phavz #
Lawmakers' inside advantage to trading http://bit.ly/11CWen #
Court Dismisses Parmalat's Lawsuits Against BofA and Grant Thornton http://bit.ly/2O04EK #