The Securities and Exchange Commission has reached a settlement with hedge fund adviser Philip Falcone and Harbinger Capital Partners involving multiple allegations, including that Falcone used the fund's assets to pay his personal taxes. Continue to article |
The Justice Department is expected to name Leslie R. Caldwell, the former lead prosecutor in the Enron case, as the next head of its criminal division, according to people briefed on the decision. Continue to article |
Passage of a sweeping overhaul of Wall Street regulations in 2010 was a hallmark of President Barack Obama's first term. Three years later, amid delays and compromises that critics say have diluted its ambitious goals, the president is trying to rekindle the law's promise. Continue to article |
Five years after one of the most costly financial crises in U.S. history, the 18 largest banks still fall short in at least one of five areas critical to risk management and capital planning, the Federal Reserve said. Continue to article |
 The Federal Reserve won't rest until the nation's biggest banks are 100% safe, which means, basically, the Fed won't rest. |
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Auditors performed complete and correct audits of at least three brokerage firms last year, the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board said Monday. Continue to article |
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Most large banks appear to have been sailing through the annual "health checkups" they have had to undergo since the financial crisis. Continue to article |
The Justice Department is investigating whether J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. manipulated U.S. energy markets, according to people familiar with the case, marking the latest legal hurdle for a bank already facing a mountain of litigation and regulatory scrutiny. Continue to article |
 A federal judge has endorsed a broad interpretation of a savings-and-loan era law that the Justice Department is trying to use in cases against Wall Street banks. |
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