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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 -
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 -
Courts
Charlie Rose Talks to Maurice 'Hank' Greenberg
The former American International Group CEO discusses his 2005 ouster and his $55.5 billion suit against the U.S. government -
Banks
The Senate Drafts the SEC's Case Against JPMorgan
A wealth of evidence in the Senate's London Whale report -
Europe
Police Search IMF Chief Lagarde's Home in Adidas Sale Inquiry
International Monetary Fund Managing Director Christine Lagarde's Paris apartment was searched on Wednesday by police investigating a French businessman's sale of Adidas -
Regulation
Financial Regulators Are Drowning in Data
A CFTC commissioner says data on derivatives trades is crashing regulators' computers -
Europe
A Cypriot Nobelist Is 'Appalled' by the Proposed Bailout Bank Tax
Christopher Pissarides. a 2010 Economics Nobel Prize winner from Cyprus, is enraged by the tax the euro zone has demanded on his nation's bank deposits -
Courts
Clarifying SAC Capital's Civil Settlement
A few questions and answers about the $600 million that SAC Capital is paying securities regulators, who seem to be expanding their investigation
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