 I say that not because I think such a collapse is imminent, though I am less sanguine than many right now. The reason I say we shouldn't believe Wall Street is that they were also telling us not to worry five years ago, right before Lehman declared bankruptcy. |
Morgan Stanley (MS) Chief Executive Officer James Gorman said there's almost no chance of another financial crisis like the one that endangered his firm five years ago. Continue to article |
A Thailand trader will pay $5.2 million to the Securities and Exchange Commission to settle insider trading charges. Continue to article |
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 Readers may recall an ugly story that broke earlier this summer, when New York State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman rebuked the news/business information firm Thomson Reuters for selling access to key economic survey data two seconds early to high-frequency algorithmic traders. |
 U.S. regulators will ratchet up enforcement penalties if banks continue making the mistakes that have already cost them more than $100 billion in legal bills in recent years, said Comptroller of the Currency Thomas Curry. |
 JPMorgan Chase & Co (JPM.N) has decided to get out of the student loan business, after the biggest U.S. bank concluded that competition from federal government programs and increased scrutiny from regulators had limited its ability to expand the business. |
 The Securities and Exchange Commission's top trial lawyer is planning to leave the agency by the end of the year, The Post has learned. |
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 Five years ago, as Lehman Brothers teetered, there was remarkably little concern about what would happen if it failed and virtually none about what would happen to the rest of Wall Street if it did. |
 One criticism of startups is that they only solve the problems that startup founders have: Getting vacation rentals (AirBnB), finding a cheap car service (Uber), building a colony on Mars (SpaceX). |
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