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What White and Cordray Will Face in Their Confirmation Hearings
The Senate banking committee will grill two of Obama's top financial regulatory picks -
Banks
Britain's Wonga: Payday Lender and Proud of It
Silicon Valley venture firms back its short-term loan business model -
Banks
Who Should Regulate the Banks?
The government institution with the most at risk in a major bank failure should be the one with the power -
Policy
Consumer Finance Watchdog Stalls on Overdraft Fees
Outcry from small banks slows consumer protection fee inquiry -
Wall Street
John Thomas Financial: The Other Side of Wall Street
The brokerage firm projects a polished image. Life in the trenches is not pretty -
Economy
With 'The Bankers' New Clothes,' Can Banks Be Too Safe?
A book sparks debate over the right balance between safety and growth -
Books
Book Review: 'The Bankers' New Clothes'
Authors Anat Admati and Martin Hellwig offer a simple, lucid, and compelling case for banking reform -
Banks
U.S. Bank Balance Sheets May Hide Risk
U.S. accounting rules keep derivatives and mortgage bonds off the books -
Courts
Miami Heist: The Brink's Money Plane Job's Messy Aftermath
Stealing $7.4 million is the easy part. Keeping it is harder -
Europe
Rajoy's Plan to Rein in Spain's Regions Is a Good Start
A new rule to cap borrowing by debtor regions offers Spain a stick-and-carrot fiscal union -
Taxes
The Tax Preparers Who Love Obamacare
H&R Block eyes profits in helping customers navigate the law -
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 -
Legislation
Crowdfunding: Waiting for the Investor Pool to Deepen
Until the Securities and Exchange Commission sets the rules, the legislation allowing startups to solicit funds from mom-and-pop investors remains on hold -
Regulation
SAC Capital Unveils a Possible Defense in Trading Case
Lawyers for SAC Capital put a jolt into the SEC when they said accused trader Mathew Martoma had no short positions on two drug stocks and did not profit from them -
Regulation
The Consumer Watchdog Comes Under New Fire From Congress
How Republican opposition to Richard Cordray's nomination as the CFPB director creates uncertainty for the financial industry
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