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Here is a rundown of the high-profile investors in small U.S. banks who command attention and their investments styles.

U.S. prosecutors are seeking more than $13 billion from Bank of America to resolve federal and state investigations of the lender’s sale of bonds backed by home loans in the run-up to the 2008 financial crisis, according to people familiar with the matter.

Bigger banks have shifted their efforts to deposit growth in advance of proposed liquidity rules. As a result, community banks are seeing more opportunities to lend, particularly in commercial lines that were once the domain of larger lenders.

Here is a rundown of the high-profile investors in small U.S. banks who command attention and their investments styles.

New York's top financial services regulator has indicated he will hold individuals accountable in enforcement actions. But it's imperative his agency -- and others that plan to follow suit -- adopt and follow defined procedures that consider an individual’s unique, more vulnerable position.

Mihir Worah decided it was time to bet on rising consumer prices in November after Treasury Inflation-Protected Securities were on track for their worst year on record

Exchange-traded funds focused on Brazil attracted their biggest inflows yesterday in 10 months following a 15% rally in the country’s Ibovespa benchmark index from a five-year low in March.

FINRA is moving to toughen reporting requirements for BrokerCheck, following revelations that hundreds of registered advisors have failed to publicly disclose personal bankruptcies, criminal charges and other potentially damaging information.

Our IRA expert answers questions about the number of recharacterizations allowed, earned income contribution rules and how to purchase annuities without a tax hit.

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