A New York state appeals court on Thursday said 
Merrill Lynch was sued in 2011 over a synthetic CDO called Auriga, which the bank created and managed, that consisted of subprime residential mortgage-backed securities and positions in credit default swaps. The CDO defaulted in February 2008, after a collapse in the U.S. housing market sparked a global economic crisis, and was liquidated eight months later.
The suit was filed ...
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