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Legislation
Lobbying to Become Lobbyists for Crowdfunding
New "trade associations" pop up to represent crowdfunding sites
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Banks
How JPMorgan Lost $2 Billion Without Really Trying
The bank won't say, but clues are surfacing
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Banks
Debit Overdraft Fees Still Confound Consumers, Survey Finds
A Pew study finds that one in five consumers continues to pay overdraft fees on debit cards, despite new regulations
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Regulation
Bloomberg View: Paul Ryan and Paul Volcker
Ryan agrees: Banks shouldn't trade like hedge funds
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Congress
The Left and the Right Take Aim at the Fed
Congress comes up with new ways to dilute the Federal Reserve's power
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Banks
How JPMorgan Lost $2 Billion Without Really Trying
The bank won't say, but clues are surfacing
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Regulation
The SEC: Outmanned, Outgunned, and On a Roll
How the federal agency long derided as inept cracked the biggest insider trading case in history—and became the scourge of Wall Street in the process
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Regulation
Shedding Light on Prepaid Debit-Card Fees
The prepaid industry considers standardizing its disclosure of fees and penalties
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Banks
Debit Overdraft Fees Still Confound Consumers, Survey Finds
A Pew study finds that one in five consumers continues to pay overdraft fees on debit cards, despite new regulations
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Regulation
Why Debit-Card Overdraft Fees Are Under Scrutiny Again
Past reforms tried to rein in the fees, but consumers still pay $16 billion a year
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Management
Should We Abolish the Corporate Income Tax?
In other words: Is zero percent even better than 28 percent?
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Regulation
Goldman's Double Game
Goldman Sachs would have you believe it's learned from the financial crisis. Don’t be fooled -
Real Estate
Whistle-Blower Lynn Szymoniak Beats the Banks
Still fighting a foreclosure, the Florida homeowner wins $18 million in the national settlement -
Regulation
Fannie Mae's Former Chief Fights to Clear His Name
Dan Mudd faces an SEC suit over disclosures
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Regulation
Criminal Intelligence
From Galleon co-founder Raj Rajaratnam to a former manager at Advanced Micro Devices, some recent SEC defendants -
Regulation
Highway Bill Would Let Companies Slash Pension Payments
Employers want more leeway in funding their obligations
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Regulation
Consumer Protection Faces a 'Tsunami' in Court
Consumer advocates say the Supreme Court ruling in AT&T Mobility v. Concepcion is effectively ending class action suits
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Real Estate
London Calling: Why the Libor Affair Matters to You
Regulators want to know if bankers manipulated a key interest rate
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Investing
Regulators Are Slow to Act on Speed Traders
High-frequency trading remains largely unregulated and misunderstood nearly two years after playing a key role in the "Flash Crash"
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Regulation
Bloomberg View: Paul Ryan and Paul Volcker
Ryan agrees: Banks shouldn't trade like hedge funds
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Regulation
Bloomberg View: Too Much Bank Oversight Is Better Than None
Speed up regulation to make "systemically important financial institutions," or SIFIs, safer -
Regulation
A Dodd-Frank Regulatory Exemption Grows by 7,900%
New rules have decreased the number of firms that must follow new regulations on derivatives
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Health Care
Banks Benefit From Fighting Nursing-Home Crime
Small financial institutions get credit for community reinvestment by paying for lockboxes -
Regulation
Should Financial Products Be Regulated Like Drugs?
Perhaps Wall Street firms should submit exotic financial innovations for a safety review, just as drug companies do
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Investing
Money Funds Face Off Over the $1 Share Price
Breaking ranks, BlackRock wants to make the best of a floating NAV
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Banks
How JPMorgan Lost $2 Billion Without Really Trying
The bank won't say, but clues are surfacing
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Regulation
The SEC: Outmanned, Outgunned, and On a Roll
How the federal agency long derided as inept cracked the biggest insider trading case in history—and became the scourge of Wall Street in the process
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Regulation
Goldman's Double Game
Goldman Sachs would have you believe it's learned from the financial crisis. Don’t be fooled -
Regulation
Bloomberg View: Paul Ryan and Paul Volcker
Ryan agrees: Banks shouldn't trade like hedge funds
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Banks
Debit Overdraft Fees Still Confound Consumers, Survey Finds
A Pew study finds that one in five consumers continues to pay overdraft fees on debit cards, despite new regulations
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Regulation
Why Debit-Card Overdraft Fees Are Under Scrutiny Again
Past reforms tried to rein in the fees, but consumers still pay $16 billion a year
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