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*FILE PHOTO*(NYT38) KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. -- Dec. 28, 2007 -- MORTGAGE-SECURITIES-ADV30-2 -- John Devaney in his home in Key Biscayne, Fla., in March 2007. Devaney, a flashy mortgage trader and founder of United Capital Markets, thrived selling mortgage debt. Coming less than two months after the Indiana Children's Wish Fund filed its arbitration claim, and as a reporter was inquiring about its status, the settlement is a rare consolation for an investor amid all the pain still being generated by the turmoil in the once-bustling mortgage securities market. Before the Wish Fund reached its settlement, its mortgage-related losses meant that nine children's wishes would go ungranted. (Barbara P. Fernandez/The New York Times)
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