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giddens also said he plans to sue j.p. morgan chase, one of m.f. global's two banks, if they can't settle over millions of dollars of missing client funds in the next 60 days. >> tom: stocks saw choppy trading as traders and investors worked through signs of the u.s. economy slowing, and the european anxieties. the s&p 500 staged at least three rallies today, right from opening bell, around 2:30 eastern, and in the final 20 minutes of the session. that last one helped the index finished with a razor thin gain. trading volume on the big board was down from friday, at 817 million shares. nasdaq volume was almost 1.8 billion. the losses today were concentrated in two sectors, the financial and industrials sectors. each fell 1%. this was highlighted by the biggest percentage losers in the dow industrial average. j.p. morgan continued to move lower, off almost 3% down to its lowest close since december. caterpillar fell 2.6%, falling it its lowest since october. looking closer at the sell-off in caterpillar, in february, shares hit at all-time high, hel

gidden and potential litigation that and potential litigation he may bring against jpmorgan.pmorgan had significant concerns about the health of the firm mf global and compliance with regulations, customer funds, collateral proposed by mf global october 28, 29 was paid with customer segregated funds. according to mr. giddens investigation your firm took steps to protect itself and its exposure to mf global placing mf global on debit alert, limiting the transactions the firm could take and increasing collateral requirements. mr. dimon, despite repeated attempts by senior risk management officials at your firm, include mr. barry subro, whether collateral for the $170 million transfer request was in compliance with the rules regarding the segregated funds k, mf global did not sign a confirmatory letter that your firm demanded. yet without this confirmation and your suspicions, jpmorgan chase ultimately transferred the funds and accepted the collateral. can you -- were you aware of the effort by senior risk management officer to seek confirmation from mf global? >> not at the tim

you were telling me that the trustee, giddens hired a bars r barister to get the money. >> it's stilld, it lost its identity as customer money. i think we probably nooer need our own lawyer over there. sometimes you would hope our interest would be aligned with the trustee. i'm not so sure that's the case. i think we probably need -- >> why don't you think you're aligned. anything popped up from the uk side that would send you the message you're not necessarily on the same page as this quote, unquote, uk barster. >> i was told i was going to be deposed. >> friends don't depose other friends. just as a final tombstone on the dodd/frank, once again, it really seems as though when uncertainty looms large in effecting hiring and it's all about hiring, do you think two years is too long to fill in the blanks? did you get handed a real rat's nest of regulation? shouldn't they have done a better job, more brief, more specific thoughts? >> there was a rush to get it done because it had already been two years since the calamity. in order to get it done, what congress does is they don't fill in

gidden may bring against j.p. morgan chase. it was clear j.p. morgan had some vatican concerns about the health of the firm, mf global. your firm was intensely focused on whether collateral proposed by mf global was paid with customer segregated funds. according to the investigation, at your firm took steps to protect itself and its exposure placing mf global on debit alert. mr. dimon, despite repeated attempts by senior risk management officials at your firms, i to determine whether collateral for the $175 million transfer was in compliance with the rules regarding a segregated fund account, mf global did not signed a letter that your firm demanded. without this confirmation, and your suspicions, j.p. morgan chase alternately transferred the funds and accepted the collateral. can you, were you aware of the effort by senior risk-management officer to seek compliance confirmation from mf global? >> no. >> so why did j.p. morgan chase relent on efforts to secure signatures of the letter and of the transfer -- without insurance? >> we are doing a f