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Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Chief Executive Officer Lloyd Blankfein is among the executives scheduled to meet with U.S. House Republican leaders on the so- called fiscal cliff, according to a House aide.
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Schapiro, 57, will be replaced as chairman when she steps down on Dec. 14 by Commissioner Elisse Walter, former senior executive vice president at the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority, President Obama said in a statement.
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For every household with more than $250,000 in assets in an advisors book, predicted future annual revenue is expected to increase by $1,650.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission has initiated cease-and-desist proceedings against a New York-based advisor for submitting false information on a registration form in a bid to duck its regulatory obligations with state authorities.
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The Investment Company Institute, noting its disagreements with outgoing Securities and Exchange Commission chairman Mary L. Schapiro, lauded the record of accomplishment of the woman nominated to succeed her.
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Securities and Exchange Commission Chairman Mary L. Schapiro said she will leave her office before the end of the year.
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Securities and Exchange Commission Chair Mary L. Schapiro will step down on Dec. 14, the commission announced Monday.
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UBS AG was fined 29.7 million pounds ($47.6 million) by the U.K. and told by the Swiss that it may have to increase capital levels for operational risks as regulators levied penalties after Kweku Adobolis $2.3 billion trading loss.
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SAC Capital Advisors LP is seeking to calm investor concern about founder Steven A. Cohens trading in two drug stocks and possible regulatory sanctions after prosecutors for the first time tied Cohen to a specific transaction at the center of an insider-trading investigation.
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Its a well-worn a cliché, mostly used in association with professional team sports and meant to convey a cutthroat but fundamental reality: Youre only as good as your last game. It may be harsh, but such is the nature of professional sports, a world where high-stakes games are played by extremely wealthy, though frequently unsophisticated young men who all too often have a meteoric rise to stardom, only to have it be accompanied by a sudden, abrupt fall from grace.
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