5 Financial Services Stories You May Have Missed — And a Rogues Gallery
We've rounded up the top five recent news stories on the world of banking that were easy to miss, but may have some lasting impact.
View Article5 Financial Services Stories You May Have Missed — The Effects of FX
This week: NY Attorney General, Bank of New York Mellon, Bank of America, House Financial Services Committee, UBS, rogue traders, SEC, FINRA, sub-accounts.
View Article5 Financial News Stories You May Have Missed — And Shrinkage
This week in financial news: hedge funds, forex, private equity funds, Gupta, and chartered banks.
View Article5 Financial News Stories You May Have Missed – With a New England Win
This week: Merrill Lynch, Barclays, Lloyds Banking, Credit Suisse, Royal Bank of Scotland, HSBC, Bo Brownstein, Amro Holding--and a player to be named later.
View Article5 Financial News Stories You May Have Missed – And a Penalty Flag
1.The Dog Ate My Regulation. The Fed is Late Delivering the Volcker Rule. When the financial reform was being discussed shortly after the credit crisis, former Fed Chairman Paul Volcker suggested that...
View ArticleWaiving Class-Action Rights – The Battle Continues
Can financial institutions require clients to waive their class-action rights? The U.S. Supreme Court answered this question in the affirmative in a 2011 decision, but now the matter may be under...
View Article5 Financial News Stories You May Have Missed: My Computer Takes the Fifth
This week: SIFIs, CAMELS, the Fifth Amendment, and some pretty salty language.
View ArticleFleeing the Darkness: Will Transparency Change Dark Pools Forever?
Private exchanges for trading securities are generally known as dark pools. Operators and users assert that they bring costs down by providing anonymity when executing large trades. Those lower...
View ArticleDemystifying social media for broker-dealers: 6 updates to FINRA guidance
Keeping up with the pace of change in social media is difficult for everyone. For broker-dealers, remaining in compliance with regulatory guidance is particularly difficult. Customers are constantly...
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