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The Securities and Exchange Commission has suspended a CPA who was the former senior treasury manager and assistant treasurer at Peregrine Systems, a California enterprise management software company that was charged in 2003 with massive financial fraud.
July 9 -
Passing regulatory reform legislation, a grueling effort that has taken more than a year of debate, is just a warm-up for an even tougher fight over the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
July 9 -
Canadian fund managers will now be limited in the range of services they can pay for with commissions from clients for brokering transactions, based on newly adopted legislation.
July 8 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission said on Wednesday that it will hold an open meeting on July 14 to consider whether to issue a concept release on proxy reform.
July 8 -
State Street Corp. has sued three of its former executives for creating a new rival in securities lending.
July 7 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. is not waiting for regulatory reform's enactment to develop plans for a new resolution system.
July 7 -
When the largest banks report second-quarter results this month, there will likely be less to brag about on the credit front, and tough questions to answer about the probable impact of financial reform.
July 7 -
State Street Corp. has sued three of its former executives for creating a new rival in securities lending.
July 6 -
Bring in Michael Bloomberg. He's going to be available in three more years. Tap him now, as the next SEC chairman.
July 6 -
The financial reform legislation does little to ensure accountability among regulators, who so far have appeared more interested in deflecting blame.
July 6 -
Investment advisers may face tough compliance issues in the wake of the Securities and Exchange Commission's unanimous adoption last week of rules designed to prevent IAs from making political contributions to elected officials to obtain business from state and local pension funds, investment pools and college-savings accounts.
July 6 -
WASHINGTON — Investment advisors may face tough compliance issues in the wake of the Securities and Exchange Commission's unanimous adoption last week of rules designed to prevent IAs from making political contributions to elected officials to obtain business from state and local pension funds, investment pools and college-savings accounts.
July 6 -
Academics and New York University's Stern School of Business and York University's Schulich School of Business in Toronto have an upcoming article in the Journal of Financial Economics that looks at the lending practices of hedge funds to publicly traded corporations.
July 5 -
Sen. Maria Cantwell announced late Thursday that she intends to support regulatory reform, giving a boost to the bill's prospects in the Senate, which plans to take up the legislation later this month when Congress returns from a Fourth of July recess.
July 2 -
Bankers have spent months saying they are making every good loan possible, and now regulators are demanding more information to prove it.
July 2 -
WASHINGTON — The Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday unanimously adopted rules designed to prevent investment advisors from making political contributions to elected officials to obtain business from state and local pension funds, investment pools and college savings accounts.
July 1 -
WASHINGTON The Securities and Exchange Commission on Wednesday unanimously adopted rules designed to prevent investment advisers from making political contributions to elected officials to obtain business from state and local pension funds, investment pools and college savings accounts.
July 1 -
Bankers and some lawmakers reacted with a mix of uncertainty and outrage on Wednesday after the conference committee opted to raise deposit insurance premiums on large institutions in an effort to pay the costs of the regulatory reform bill.
July 1 -
The House passed a mammoth financial reform bill late Wednesday 237 to 192, sending the bill to the Senate, which is not expected to act until later this month.
July 1 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission late Wednesday said it plans to expand its circuit-breaker program to include all stocks in the Russell 1000 Index and some exchange-traded funds.
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