Financial Trade Group, Stock Exchanges Resolve Broker Liability Database Dispute May 14, 2020 By John McCrank A financial industry trade group said on Wednesday it resolved a dispute with U.S. stock exchanges that had threatened to...
Supreme Court Hands Wall Street Victory in Curbing SEC Disgorgement Remedy June 5, 2017 By Sarah N. Lynch and Lawrence Hurley The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday scaled back the Securities and Exchange Commission’s power to recover ill-gotten profits from defendants’...
Financial Industry Files Suit Against Obama Fiduciary Standard for Retirement Plan Brokers June 3, 2016 By Elizabeth Dexheimer and Katherine Chiglinsky Wall Street and business lobbying groups have teamed up to fight the Obama administration’s new rules for U.S. brokers managing...
Obama Administration Advances Retirement Advisor ‘Fiduciary’ Rule February 1, 2016 By Lisa Lambert The U.S. Labor Department on Friday took the next step toward requiring brokers who provide retirement advice to follow a...
Reuters Special Report: U.S. Banks Book Trades Abroad to Bypass U.S. Regulation August 24, 2015 By Charles Levinson This spring, traders and analysts working deep in the global swaps markets began picking up peculiar readings: Hundreds of billions...