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At a Senate Banking Committee hearing, supporters of the plan argued that covered bonds are an untapped channel that could supply additional liquidity to the sluggish mortgage markets.
September 16 -
The lack of appointments to key jobs created by Dodd-Frank makes you wonder what the administration is thinking, and more specifically how much power Geithner is amassing.
September 16 -
Industry participants say brokers have made a lot of progress toward meeting new cost-basis reporting requirements from the Internal Revenue Service, which take effect in January 2011.
September 15 -
While the investment industry may be in two minds about how the SEC should proceed, investors are in no doubt that advisors should act in their best interest.
September 15 -
Senate Democrats largely supported the idea of appointing Elizabeth Warren as the temporary head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, with one key exception Banking Committee Chairman Chris Dodd who joined Republicans in arguing such a move would be a "mistake."
September 15 -
The White House is considering appointing Elizabeth Warren as interim head of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, bypassing a likely Senate confirmation battle.
September 14 -
FINRA has censured and fined the New York-based brokerage firm $1 million for using an illicit high frequency trading strategy and related supervisory failures.
September 13 -
Kenneth I. Starr pleads guilty to three counts; 20 additional counts and SEC charges still loom.
September 13 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission Friday approved the expansion of its post-Flash Crash circuit breaker program to include all stocks in the Russell 1000 Index and a test group of exchange-traded funds.
September 13 -
Though the creation of a consumer protection bureau got much of the attention, the Dodd-Frank Act also created an Office of Financial Research with an ambitious mandate.
September 13 -
The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority wants broker-dealers to be a lot more specific on the reasons for dismissing an employee in their reports to the regulator.
September 10 -
Douglas Lee Campbell, a former senior vice president and marketer in Bank of Americas municipal derivatives group, pleaded guilty Thursday to three criminal counts for engaging in bid-rigging and fraud conspiracies connected with guaranteed investment contract and other municipal finance agreements.
September 10 -
The Municipal Securities Rulemaking Board has issued draft guidance warning brokers brokers of their obligations under its rules following recent enforcement actions by the Securities Exchange Commission and the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority alleging rule violations.
September 10 -
The Financial Services Authority said Thursday it fined Goldman Sachs $31 million for failing to notify the U.K. regulator that trader Fabrice Tourre was being investigated by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
September 10 -
SEC Chairman notes there have been net redemptions from equity mutual funds every single week for the past four months.
September 9 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission charged a Colorado investment adviser with deceiving elderly clients about the safety of putting their money into hedge funds.
September 8 -
The SEC is likely to revise its approach to circuit breakers to include a careful review of price bands that limit how far up or down the price of a stock can move at any given time.
September 8 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission will kick off its much-awaited series of hearings on the municipal market this month, holding the first on Tuesday, Sept. 21, in San Francisco.
September 8 -
Argues it wasn't the only money market fund to break the buck.only
September 7 -
Though Democrats scored a big political victory in passing regulatory reform, many are already paying for it as the financial services industry directs more of its contributions toward Republicans and moderates who tried to pare back the revamp.
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