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Real Estate
What's Ahead for Obama's Nominee to Oversee Fannie and Freddie
Obama's nominee to head the Federal Housing Finance Agency would face a daunting to-do list if he's confirmed -
Regulation
Ditch Basel Bank Rules, Just Raise Capital, Vitter Says
To bypass weak Basel rules, senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter say big banks need much more capital to reduce the risks they pose -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
China
Regulating China's Shadow Banking System Isn't Easy
Beijing's efforts to regulate the country's massive informal lending system has met with limited success -
Currencies
Falling Interest Rates in Europe Aren’t Great News
Italy's lowest two-year yield in at least 20 years reflects slow growth prospects, not investor confidence -
Banks
Credit Suisse Is Making Dark Pools Even Darker
As the investment bank stops reporting data on its Crossfinder platform, it's logical to expect other players to follow suit -
Regulation
Meet ISDAfix, the Libor Scandal's Sequel
Regulators investigate rate rigging in an obscure benchmark for interest rate swaps -
Europe
In London, Reining in Foreign Tycoons May Hurt IPO Fees
Reducing founders' control may drive away IPO business -
Banks
Bank of America Staggers Under the Weight of Its Legal Fees
BofA spent $881 million on litigation in the first quarter, almost 40 percent of every dollar its real estate unit collected in that period -
Banks
At Goldman, the Average Pay for Three Months Is $135,594
CEO Lloyd Blankfein wants to curb compensation costs without losing the firm's top performers -
Europe
Nomura's Alleged Crime Could Help Monte Dei Paschi
Nomura's alleged connivance in covering Monte dei Paschi's losses could cost the Japanese investment bank $2.4 billion -
Banks
SAC Capital’s Steven Cohen Had a Profitable 2012
In spite of an intense insider-trading investigation, the hedge fund’s founder is continuing to make a tremendous amount of money -
Banks
At JPMorgan, Profits Climb, Revenue Falls, and Dimon’s Odds Go Sideways
The bank's shareholders have an earnings report to weigh whether CEO Jamie Dimon should retain his role as chairman -
Wall Street
Following Goldman, Investment Banks Eye Utah
Salt Lake City wants to become the Wall Street of the West -
Banks
Barclays Sells Contingent Capital. What’s Contingent Capital?
The British bank is offering a high return to investors and telling them there's no risk
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Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Banks
Why It's Hard to Modify or Refinance Student Loans
Rules and frozen capital markets limit flexibility for student borrowers, but that could change -
Regulation
Meet ISDAfix, the Libor Scandal's Sequel
Regulators investigate rate rigging in an obscure benchmark for interest rate swaps -
Policy
Why Your Student Loan Interest Rate Is So High
Lawmakers and lenders look for ways to ease the burden -
Banks
SAC Capital’s Steven Cohen Had a Profitable 2012
In spite of an intense insider-trading investigation, the hedge fund’s founder is continuing to make a tremendous amount of money -
Regulation
Ditch Basel Bank Rules, Just Raise Capital, Vitter Says
To bypass weak Basel rules, senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter say big banks need much more capital to reduce the risks they pose -
Banks
At Goldman, the Average Pay for Three Months Is $135,594
CEO Lloyd Blankfein wants to curb compensation costs without losing the firm's top performers -
Banks
Credit Suisse Is Making Dark Pools Even Darker
As the investment bank stops reporting data on its Crossfinder platform, it's logical to expect other players to follow suit -
Life Stage Investing
The Needless Tragedy of Student Loan Defaults
Delinquencies surpassed those on credit cards in the latest quarter, the New York Fed says -
Banks
Wal-Mart’s New Prepaid Card May Be the Best Deal Yet
American Express and Wal-Mart are offering a prepaid debit card aimed at luring customers away from banks -
Banks
Peer-to-Peer Lending: No Longer Just a Curiosity
"Mono-banking culture is on its way out," says Bank of England's Andrew Haldane, as startup lending platforms spread through the U.S., Europe, and China -
Taxes
Swiss Adviser's Mailing Error Helps U.S. Nail Tax Evaders
A financial adviser in Zurich inadvertently incriminates U.S. tax evaders, to the delight of the IRS -
Banks
The Bakken Shale Oil Boom Floods Rural Banks With Cash
They're moving beyond crop loans as oil riches attract developers -
Legislation
Banks Roused by the CFPB's Database of Complaints
A public database of customer complaints has banks scrambling -
Banks
Barclays Sells Contingent Capital. What’s Contingent Capital?
The British bank is offering a high return to investors and telling them there's no risk
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Banks
At Goldman, the Average Pay for Three Months Is $135,594
CEO Lloyd Blankfein wants to curb compensation costs without losing the firm's top performers -
Regulation
Meet ISDAfix, the Libor Scandal's Sequel
Regulators investigate rate rigging in an obscure benchmark for interest rate swaps -
Banks
Credit Suisse Is Making Dark Pools Even Darker
As the investment bank stops reporting data on its Crossfinder platform, it's logical to expect other players to follow suit -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Banks
Bank of America Staggers Under the Weight of Its Legal Fees
BofA spent $881 million on litigation in the first quarter, almost 40 percent of every dollar its real estate unit collected in that period -
Commodities
A Gold Hoarder's Legacy
One Nevada man prepared for everything but the inevitable -
Europe
In London, Reining in Foreign Tycoons May Hurt IPO Fees
Reducing founders' control may drive away IPO business -
Life Stage Investing
The Needless Tragedy of Student Loan Defaults
Delinquencies surpassed those on credit cards in the latest quarter, the New York Fed says -
Regulation
Ditch Basel Bank Rules, Just Raise Capital, Vitter Says
To bypass weak Basel rules, senators Sherrod Brown and David Vitter say big banks need much more capital to reduce the risks they pose -
Legislation
Banks Roused by the CFPB's Database of Complaints
A public database of customer complaints has banks scrambling -
Africa
Bankers and Dealmakers Set Their Sights on Africa
While the continent is growing fast, big profits are a long way off -
Banks
Peer-to-Peer Lending: No Longer Just a Curiosity
"Mono-banking culture is on its way out," says Bank of England's Andrew Haldane, as startup lending platforms spread through the U.S., Europe, and China -
Banks
Barclays Sells Contingent Capital. What’s Contingent Capital?
The British bank is offering a high return to investors and telling them there's no risk -
Banks
Why Foreign Banks Are Shunning American Millionaires
New tax reporting rules prompt banks to turn away U.S. customers -
Hedge Funds
A Goldman Sachs Trading Team Sidesteps the Volcker Rule
By avoiding short-term bets, the bank's Multi-Strategy Investing unit goes on with proprietary trading
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Banks
At Goldman, the Average Pay for Three Months Is $135,594
CEO Lloyd Blankfein wants to curb compensation costs without losing the firm's top performers -
Banks
Credit Suisse Is Making Dark Pools Even Darker
As the investment bank stops reporting data on its Crossfinder platform, it's logical to expect other players to follow suit -
Europe
'Europe' Now Has a Soothing Ring to It?
Europe's debt crisis has calmed for the moment as the continent is pulled toward looser monetary policies by Japan and the U.S. -
Commodities
A Gold Hoarder's Legacy
One Nevada man prepared for everything but the inevitable -
Banks
Bank of America Staggers Under the Weight of Its Legal Fees
BofA spent $881 million on litigation in the first quarter, almost 40 percent of every dollar its real estate unit collected in that period -
Regulation
Meet ISDAfix, the Libor Scandal's Sequel
Regulators investigate rate rigging in an obscure benchmark for interest rate swaps -
Banks
College Students Are Bearing More of the Tuition Burden
A new study finds parents pulling back -
China
China's Legions of 'Housing Slaves'
Hefty mortgages crowd out all other spending -
Banks
Why It's Hard to Modify or Refinance Student Loans
Rules and frozen capital markets limit flexibility for student borrowers, but that could change -
Africa
Bankers and Dealmakers Set Their Sights on Africa
While the continent is growing fast, big profits are a long way off
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