In Volcker Rule debate, all sides get say -- but what will the regulators hear?

By Jeremy Borden

In the Dodd-Frank law's sprawling package of financial reforms, the Volcker rule stands out as one of few measures with the potential to tak

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Senior Treasury Dept. official is latest financial regulator to resign

By Julie Vorman

WaMu, other banks motivated by greed, financial crisis probe concludes

By David Heath

Reform reading: CFTC chief says "my thinking has evolved" on derivatives regulation

By Shirley Gao

SEC allows investment banks to go unregulated

By The Center for Public Integrity

Recommended reading: No prosecutions, no extra budget, so why not start a hedge fund?

By Julie Vorman

A roundup of recent news articles to help consumers monitor the transparency and accountability of the Dodd-Frank financial reform law ...

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Reform reading: Hedge, private equity funds now subject to SEC regulation

By Shirley Gao

Financial stability council warns Congress U.S. markets still fragile

By Shirley Gao

Oversight fails to keep pace with a changed market

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Dodd-Frank regulators brace for lawsuits after SEC loss in appeals court

By Shirley Gao

Not my job: SEC ignores quarterly stock picks by big funds

By Julie Vorman

The Securities and Exchange Commission is not monitoring the quarterly reports submitted by big investors such as George Soros, John Paulson

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Reform reading: Hedge, private equity funds now subject to SEC regulation

By Shirley Gao

Time to update SEC disclosure requirements, agency official says in defending budget

By Julie Vorman

House, Senate banking panels led by chairmen with modest personal wealth

By Julie Vorman

Judge rules in favor of military retirees who traded their pensions for lump sum payments

By Jason McLure

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Wall Street quietly creates a new way to profit from homeowner distress

By Fred Schulte

Gladys Walker, a retiree on Social Security, owed less than $1,000 in overdue property taxes on her modest Florida home. So why did Bank of

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By Fred Schulte

The other foreclosure menace

By Fred Schulte, Ben Protess and Lagan Sebert

Follow-up: Baltimore lawmakers seek overhaul of tax lien sale

By Fred Schulte, Lagan Sebert and Ben Protess

Witness says he rigged bids in property tax lien auctions in Maryland

By Fred Schulte and Scott Calvert

Reform reading: TBTF banks lacking wind-down plan could be forced to restructure

By Julie Vorman

Lack of global pact also makes it hard to wind down big, complex banks

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Report: Hundreds of former SEC employees representing clients before agency

By Dave Levinthal

Daily Disclosure: Hedge fund honcho seeks to oust New York congressman

By Rachael Marcus

SEC Urged to Force Companies to Disclose Sudan Ties

By Julie Vorman

Finance industry makes up nearly half of pro-Romney super PAC’s donations

By Alexandra Duszak and Rachael Marcus

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"… vices subcommittee hearing today, and his written testimony is posted here.Hedge funds, insurers suddenly modest – Insurance giant Mass Mutual Financial Group …"

Reform reading: Hedge, private equity funds now subject to SEC regulation

By Shirley Gao

Hedge, P.E. funds have until March 30 to register with SEC

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By Julie Vorman

Not my job: SEC ignores quarterly stock picks by big funds

By Julie Vorman

A high-profile client list for lobbyist in ethics probe

By Nick Schwellenbach

Recommended reading: No prosecutions, no extra budget, so why not start a hedge fund?

By Julie Vorman

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"… of analysis, commentary and news about the Dodd-Frank financial reform law.Hedge fund regulations – The Securities and Exchange Commission adopted rules today …"

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Financial stability council warns Congress U.S. markets still fragile

By Shirley Gao

Financial Stability Oversight Council tells Congress markets are still vulnerable

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Finance industry makes up nearly half of pro-Romney super PAC’s donations

By Alexandra Duszak and Rachael Marcus

Credit rater says new consumer agency is much-needed "medicine" for banks

By Shirley Gao

In details of Dodd bill, some loopholes and unanswered questions

By Keith Epstein, Ben Protess and David Heath

Subprime loans may have sunk BankUnited FSB

By Laura Cheek

Loophole lets big political donors wear multiple fundraising hats

By Peter H. Stone

Big fundraisers take advantage of loopholes to make multiple donations

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Finance industry makes up nearly half of pro-Romney super PAC’s donations

By Alexandra Duszak and Rachael Marcus

Hedge funds bet heavily on Republicans at end of election

By Peter H. Stone and Michael Isikoff

Donor profile: John Childs

By Rachael Marcus

Invested in health care

By Brendan L. Smith

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"… to be a deliberate effort to hide his identity in violation of the law.” …"

Wall Street quietly creates a new way to profit from homeowner distress

By Fred Schulte

Large bank, hedge fund bundle small tax debts into private investments

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The other foreclosure menace

By Fred Schulte, Ben Protess and Lagan Sebert

Follow-up: Baltimore lawmakers seek overhaul of tax lien sale

By Fred Schulte, Lagan Sebert and Ben Protess

Witness says he rigged bids in property tax lien auctions in Maryland

By Fred Schulte and Scott Calvert

Finance industry makes up nearly half of pro-Romney super PAC’s donations

By Alexandra Duszak and Rachael Marcus

America's wealthiest investors fill coffers of pro-Romney super PAC.

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Loophole lets big political donors wear multiple fundraising hats

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Hedge funds bet heavily on Republicans at end of election

By Peter H. Stone and Michael Isikoff

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"… s a very important power, so the payday lenders do not like the CFPB.” Rod Aycox, of Loan Max, and his title loan company Select Management Resources gave …"

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