Regulation

Two former back office assistants of Bernard Madoff were arrested Thursday, after the Securities and Exchange Commission Thursday charged the employees with helping to create phony account statements for his multibillion dollar fraud.

The Securities and Exchange Commission is reportedly investigating a complex $1 billion investment deal Citigroup Inc. arranged leading up to the financial crisis.

The FDIC Chairman discussed her priorities for the rest of her term, and the many bankers who think she is too focused on consumer protection will be surprised to hear her list.

A state regulator fined a Bank of America investment unit for allowing its advisors to mislead clients about bonds related to government sponsored enterprises.

Some employers are not depositing workers’ retirement or health plan contributions.

Fund executives also don’t like the proposed new name “marketing and service fees.”

The mutual fund industry has weighed in through its comment letters on the Securities and Exchange Commission’s plan to rename 12b-1 fees as “marketing and service fees” and capping them at 25 basis points.

The Department of Labor is cracking down on employers who fail to deposit workers’ retirement or health plan contributions but using the money for their own purposes instead.

John Bowman, the acting director of the Office of Thrift Supervision, lashed out Wednesday at the Dodd-Frank Act, arguing it made his agency the scapegoat for the financial crisis and ...

Analysts say growth will stall or slow if upper income households see a tax increase.