Russian-Bound Tanker Hit by Drone in Black Sea, Maritime Sources Say January 9, 2026 By Jonathan Spicer and Jonathan Saul A Russia-bound oil tanker suffered a drone attack in the Black Sea that prompted it to request Turkish coastguard assistance...
Concerned Bankers, Investors Warn Federal Reserve About Leveraged Credit Market November 28, 2018 By Jonathan Spicer and Howard Schneider Bankers, executives and investors are warning Federal Reserve officials behind closed doors that record leveraged lending to companies from lightly-regulated...
SEC Discloses It Was Hacked, Now Fears Hackers Used Data for Illicit Trading September 21, 2017 By Sarah N. Lynch and Jonathan Spicer Wall Street’s top regulator faced questions on Thursday about its defenses against cyber criminals after admitting hackers breached its electronic...
Federal Reserve Chair Yellen Defends Role in International Regulation February 15, 2017 By Jonathan Spicer Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen, in response to a warning from a U.S. congressman to halt global regulatory talks in...
Last Loans Used to Buy AIG, Bear Stearns Assets Repaid: Fed Reserve June 15, 2012 By Ben Berkowitz and Jonathan Spicer The Federal Reserve Bank of New York said on Thursday the last of its loans made to acquire risky assets...
Taxpayers See Gain As New York Fed Sells Last of AIG Bailout Bonds February 29, 2012 By Carrick Mollenkamp and Jonathan Spicer The Federal Reserve Bank of New York on Tuesday sold the remaining portion of mortgage-backed securities acquired in the 2008...
Lawsuits Against Banks Over Mortgage Practices Piling Up November 11, 2010 By Jonathan Spicer and Tom Hals Lawsuits against banks over their mortgage lending and foreclosure practices continue to pile up, with JPMorgan, PNC Financial Services and...
Global Regulators Seek Coordination for Financial Reforms June 10, 2010 By Jonathan Spicer and Jennifer Kwan Global regulators cannot adopt one-size-fits-all rules and practices as they react to the financial crisis, but it is possible to...