Sign in with Facebook
Or use your Businessweek account
Or use your Businessweek account
Already a Bloomberg.com user?
Sign in with the same account.
Recent
-
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 -
Hedge Funds
The SEC Settles Anew With a Hedge Fund
The $21.5 million insider trading settlement between Level Global Investors and the Securities and Exchange Commission must be approved by a judge -
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 -
Regulation
The GOP's New Tactic Against the CFPB
To weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, House Republicans want to prevent the agency's director from testifying -
Courts
S&P's Outrageous, Clever Fraud Defense
Citing precedents, S&P says its promotional claims about credit ratings amount to "classic puffery" and cannot sustain a federal lawsuit -
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 -
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 -
Courts
Judge Approves SAC Capital's Big Settlement, With a Condition
A federal judge signs off on the $602 million deal between SAC and regulators, but conditions it on the outcome of a separate case -
Financing
Crowdfunding's on Hold. So Is Crowdfunding Fraud
Predictions about a robust new source of capital for entrepreneurs and a flood of fraudsters preying on gullible investors haven't materialized -
Hedge Funds
Judge Dismisses One Lawsuit Against Hedge Fund Founder John Paulson
The founder of Paulson & Co. won a round in court on Friday, when a judge threw out a class action suit against his firm -
Europe
After Cyprus, the EU's Attention Turns to Tiny Luxembourg
With small countries with big banking sectors suddenly appearing problematic to the European Union, bank assets are nearly 23 times Luxembourg's gross national product -
Regulation
Europe's Carbon Emissions Market Is Crashing
Slower economies mean lower emissions, depressing prices -
Real Estate
The FHFA's Home Insurance 'Crackdown' Is Late to the Game
A move by the Federal Housing Finance Agency against forced-place insurance schemes appears to be trailing efforts by state regulators
Read
-
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. -
Regulation
Meet ISDAfix, the Libor Scandal's Sequel
Regulators investigate rate rigging in an obscure benchmark for interest rate swaps -
Regulation
The GOP's New Tactic Against the CFPB
To weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, House Republicans want to prevent the agency's director from testifying -
Courts
S&P's Outrageous, Clever Fraud Defense
Citing precedents, S&P says its promotional claims about credit ratings amount to "classic puffery" and cannot sustain a federal lawsuit -
Hedge Funds
The SEC Settles Anew With a Hedge Fund
The $21.5 million insider trading settlement between Level Global Investors and the Securities and Exchange Commission must be approved by a judge -
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
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 -
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 -
Europe
In London, Reining in Foreign Tycoons May Hurt IPO Fees
Reducing founders' control may drive away IPO business -
Regulation
Europe's Carbon Emissions Market Is Crashing
Slower economies mean lower emissions, depressing prices -
Regulation
The Peregrine Fraud Case Is Worse Than You Thought
New details indicate that regulators had evidence of Peregrine's fraud in 2011 -
Banks
Mortgage Fraud Prosecutors Pounce on a Small Bank
Finally a bank has been indicted for the kind of mortgage fraud that crippled global finance. But why is it tiny Abacus Federal Savings in New York's Chinatown? -
Hedge Funds
On the Trail of SAC Capital's Steven Cohen
A sprawling government investigation into insider trading keeps leading back to Cohen's SAC Capital. An inside look at the probe and where it's heading -
Regulation
Traders Take Their Swaps Deals to Futures Exchanges
When the government imposed rules, traders up and moved to another market -
Management
Should We Abolish the Corporate Income Tax?
In other words: Is zero percent even better than 28 percent?
Shared
-
Regulation
Meet ISDAfix, the Libor Scandal's Sequel
Regulators investigate rate rigging in an obscure benchmark for interest rate swaps -
Courts
S&P's Outrageous, Clever Fraud Defense
Citing precedents, S&P says its promotional claims about credit ratings amount to "classic puffery" and cannot sustain a federal lawsuit -
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. -
Regulation
The GOP's New Tactic Against the CFPB
To weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, House Republicans want to prevent the agency's director from testifying -
Europe
In London, Reining in Foreign Tycoons May Hurt IPO Fees
Reducing founders' control may drive away IPO business -
Courts
Judge Approves SAC Capital's Big Settlement, With a Condition
A federal judge signs off on the $602 million deal between SAC and regulators, but conditions it on the outcome of a separate case -
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 -
Hedge Funds
The SEC Settles Anew With a Hedge Fund
The $21.5 million insider trading settlement between Level Global Investors and the Securities and Exchange Commission must be approved by a judge -
Hedge Funds
Hedge Funds Get Marginally Less Awesome For Managers
As hedge fund gains again trail the S&P 500 index in 2012, the first signs of an investor revolt begin to appear -
Courts
The Government's S&P Lawsuit Could Sink McGraw-Hill
The credit-ratings company's parent may not survive the $5 billion in penalties the Justice Department is seeking -
Regulation
Banks Benefit From Fighting Nursing-Home Crime
Small financial institutions get credit for community reinvestment by paying for lockboxes -
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 -
Real Estate
London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
Regulators want to know if bankers manipulated a key interest rate -
Real Estate
The FHFA's Home Insurance 'Crackdown' Is Late to the Game
A move by the Federal Housing Finance Agency against forced-place insurance schemes appears to be trailing efforts by state regulators
Discussed
-
Courts
S&P's Outrageous, Clever Fraud Defense
Citing precedents, S&P says its promotional claims about credit ratings amount to "classic puffery" and cannot sustain a federal lawsuit -
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. -
Regulation
Meet ISDAfix, the Libor Scandal's Sequel
Regulators investigate rate rigging in an obscure benchmark for interest rate swaps -
Hedge Funds
The SEC Settles Anew With a Hedge Fund
The $21.5 million insider trading settlement between Level Global Investors and the Securities and Exchange Commission must be approved by a judge -
Regulation
The GOP's New Tactic Against the CFPB
To weaken the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, House Republicans want to prevent the agency's director from testifying -
Courts
Judge Approves SAC Capital's Big Settlement, With a Condition
A federal judge signs off on the $602 million deal between SAC and regulators, but conditions it on the outcome of a separate case
Feed
Most Popular
- Sriracha Hot Sauce Catches Fire, Yet 'There's Only One Rooster'
- Millions Watch Netflix Without Paying
- The FDA Eyes a Caffeine Crackdown
- 'Saturday Night Live' Nails the Gun Control Debate
- The Glock Divorce Comes to America, Revealing New Details About the Gunmaker
- Apple Sets a New Kind of Record: $17 Billion in Debt
- Economists Nail It: You Can Never Be Too Rich
- 'Peak Oil' Is Back, but This Time It's a Peak in Demand
- Sriracha Hot Sauce Catches Fire, Yet 'There's Only One Rooster'
- Apple Sets a New Kind of Record: $17 Billion in Debt
- The FDA Eyes a Caffeine Crackdown
- The Pampered World of Congressional Air Travel
- Forget GDP. Data Crunchers Measure Happy Tweets for Key Economic Indicator
- Economists Nail It: You Can Never Be Too Rich
- 'Peak Oil' Is Back, but This Time It's a Peak in Demand
- Jerry Brown, California's Grownup Governor
- What Germany Can Teach the U.S. about Vocational Education
- Saturday Night Live Nails the Gun Control Debate
- How Did the World's Rich Get That Way? Luck
- Three More Reasons the NRA Wins on Gun Control
- An Ex-Wife Threatens Steve Wynn’s Casino Empire
- Economists Nail It: You Can Never Be Too Rich
- A DOJ Memo Shows Why the NRA Wins on Gun Control
Post a Job Markets & Finance Jobs
- Accounting jobs
- Banking jobs
- Business Development jobs
- Consulting jobs
- Executive jobs
- Financial Services jobs
- Legal jobs
- Management jobs
- Marketing jobs
- Media jobs
- Technology jobs
- Sales jobs
Ads by Google
Sponsored Links
Links
©2013 Bloomberg L.P. All Rights Reserved. Made in NYC Ad Choices