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Former U.S. Senator Christopher Dodd weighed in on JPMorgan Chase's much-publicized trading loss Thursday, pointing to it as validation of the need for the landmark financial reform legislation he co-authored.
June 4 -
The SEC has conducted routine inspections of FINRAs advertising and arbitration programs, but not as frequently as it had planned.
June 1 -
What do you do when spouses who are both clients have very different interests?
June 1 -
The presumptive Republican nominee has given almost no details about his plan to replace the Dodd-Frank Act
June 1 -
Four major flaws in proposed FINRA legislation that will hurt independent financial advisors and those they serve, according to NAPFA.
May 31 -
The increasing popularity of electronic brokerage has led the MSRB to examine whether retail investors who trade municipal securities through broker-dealers' online systems have adequate protection under its rules.
May 30 -
The Financial Services Institute issued a letter arguing an SRO modeled after FINRA is the best of all alternatives, and FINRA rebutted criticism of its cost estimates for an investment advisor regulator.
May 29 -
A broker has consented to pay a $10,000 fine and take a suspension of 15 business days in response to allegations that he incorrectly marked trades and prevented his firms compliance department from accurately monitoring the transactions.
May 29 -
Executives from BlackRock, Vanguard, JPMorgan Chase, and Invesco met with SEC Chairman Mary Schapiro to talk about money market reforms.
May 29 -
The former SEC enforcement lawyer who later tried to defend convicted Ponzi scheme operator Allen Stanford has been blocked from practicing before the commission.
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