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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
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Some of the funds I use are (via bloomberg) bmerliq: mm, hsbc/d2: mm and st&er1pb: mm the first 2 being 100% GOV and the 3rd from santander is about 70%gov and 30% corp dept.
sionnach commented on the word santander
Then there's my friend Alexander
Who likes to hang out in Santander
He likes to play ninja
With some butter and ginger
A donut, a mule, and a gander
November 4, 2009