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Raoul Weil, the fugitive former head of UBS AGs global wealth management business, was arrested in Bologna after checking into a hotel under his own name and triggering an alert to Italys authorities.
October 21 -
The SEC was handed a high-profile loss in a low-stakes case. A federal jury in Dallas yesterday rejected SEC claims that Cuban engaged in insider trading when he sold his stake in a Canadian Internet company nine years ago to avoid a $750,000 loss.
October 18 -
Fraud against the elderly is expected to rise as the nation's baby boomers near retirement. Bankers and regulators are keen on trying to get ahead of the issue.
October 17 -
FINRA set guidelines for the first time for how banks in the U.S. should perform due diligence on brokers who sell their structured notes.
October 17 -
The passage last night by wide margins -- an 81-18 vote in the Democratic-led Senate, followed by a 285-144 vote in the Republican-controlled House -- allows the U.S. to avoid default and ends the shutdown that began Oct. 1 and has taken $24 billion out of the U.S. economy.
October 17 -
Stockbrokers routinely succeeded in erasing settlements of customer complaints from their regulatory records in the wake of 2008s market turmoil, making it harder for investors to research the money managers, a group of plaintiffs lawyers said.
October 16 -
The agreement would end the 16-day-old government shutdown and extend U.S. borrowing authority, which lapses tomorrow. House Republicans today signaled that they will allow it to pass. The biggest remaining question is how quickly the agreement could become law. The first votes could be held as soon as today.
October 16 -
The firm must turn over internal gender-bias complaints by female workers to lawyers representing women in a lawsuit alleging the firm discriminated against them in pay and promotions.
October 16 -
The deal, which would bring the banks total settlements in the episode to more than $1 billion, may be announced as early as this week.
October 16 -
The fiscal showdown in Washington entered its final stages as the House and Senate prepared competing plans that would end the 15-day-old government shutdown and prevent the U.S. from missing promised payments.
October 15