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The Securities and Exchange Commission said it effected an "emergency asset freeze" against a "purported fund manager" by the name of Daniel Spitzer, based in the U.S. Virgin Islands.
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The Governmental Accounting Standards Board has updated its standards for the reporting of certain financial instruments and external investment pools by government entities.
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While the House is still expected to pass the final bill soon, it was unclear when the Senate would act, or whether Democrats still had enough support to enact it.
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The Supreme Court ruled against the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board in a 5-4 decision, finding that the way board members are appointed is unconstitutional.
June 29 -
While some financial companies worry about the ramifications of the sweeping financial reform that is set to pass, asset managers appear safe, according to a report released Monday by Keefe Bruyette & Woods.
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The Supreme Court ruled against the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board in a 5-4 decision, finding that the way board members are appointed is unconstitutional.
June 28 -
While some financial companies worry about the ramifications of the sweeping financial reform that is set to pass, asset managers wont feel the heat.
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The Supreme Court ruled this morning to uphold the tenets of the PCAOB and Sarbanes-Oxley rule in the Sarbanes Oxley Act of 2002 (SOX), Free Enterprise Fund v. Public Company Accounting Oversight Board. However, the Free Enterprise Fund and others could stage a shareholder campaign to remove board members, the high court said.
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Legislators finally reached a compromise on the fiduciary standard bill late Thursday after fierce last-minute wrangling over its contents.
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New York officials reached a handshake deal on the city's $62.9 billion budget late last week and spent the weekend trying to hammer out the final details as the state budget remained in legislative limbo.
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