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If you want to know why the ABA blames the ICBA for undercutting the industry's lobbying on regulatory reform legislation, you have to start in Nebraska.

Forty percent of the 14.8% of plans that suspended or reduced their matches already have restored them, the Profit Sharing/401(k) Council of America finds.

The Financial Services Authority has fined a former executive from Toronto Dominion Bank $1.2 million for intentionally mispricing trading positions in credit derivatives to cover his losses and banned him from working in the financial services industry.

The Depository Trust & Clearing Corp. announced Monday that it has enhanced its Cost Basis Reporting Service to act as a central hub between all financial intermediaries—broker-dealers, transfer agents, issuers, mutual funds and custodian banks.

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Goldman Sachs plans to aggressively expand its wealth business by hiring up to 200 additional advisors.

The provisions of Dodd-Frank put the SEC in a better position to handle its workload, the groups say.

The Financial Services Authority has fined a former executive from Toronto Dominion Bank $1.2 million for intentionally mispricing trading positions in credit derivatives to cover his losses and banned him from working in the financial services industry.

Employers are clearly more optimistic about the economy, for another 40% that had suspended 401(k) contributions will resume them by mid 2011, doubling the 40% that already have resumed suspended or reduced matches, the Profit Sharing/401(k) Council of America announced Friday.

Workers around the world expect to retire at 61, a survey of 31,359 people by AXA Equitable found. In the U.S., people expect to retire at age 63.