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Brought over the wall

Situation in which a research Analyst at an Investment bank works for the Underwriting department for a corporate Client. Legally, these two departments are supposed to be kept separate because of the Risk in the Transfer of inside information and potential conflicts of Interest. also called "brought over the Chinese Wall".

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