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U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission - news and investigations - Page 3
New systemic risk regulatory council sets goals
By
Jeremy Borden
October 1, 2010
Reform watchers expecting a “Showdown in the Cash Room” between the primary U.S. financial regulators didn’t see anything resembling a regul
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Financial reform this week: How to handle a Too Big To Fail bank near collapse
By
Julie Vorman
June 20, 2011
FDIC proposes big bank, brokerage liquidation procedure
By
Julie Vorman
October 12, 2010
Financial Reform — Week of April 25
By
Julie Vorman
April 25, 2011
Credit rater says new consumer agency is much-needed "medicine" for banks
By
Shirley Gao
July 26, 2011
Labor Dept's handling of whistleblower cases criticized by another watchdog
By
Michael Hudson
October 1, 2010
A new watchdog report says the U.S. Labor Department often fails to properly investigate complaints by corporate workers who seek whistleblo
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Less than 2 percent of 'Sarbox' corporate whistleblowers win inside federal bureaucracy
By
Michael Hudson
July 1, 2011
Battle over corporate whistleblower rules won't end with SEC vote
By
Michael Hudson
June 7, 2011
Federal bureaucracy dismisses most Sarbanes-Oxley whistleblower claims
By
Michael Hudson
July 22, 2010
New government report finds ongoing flaws in Labor Dept.'s whistleblower protections
By
Michael Hudson
September 16, 2010
Car dealers take victory lap, but will face tougher FTC
By
Michael Hudson
June 24, 2010
Car dealers are close to winning their battle to avoid oversight by a new federal consumer financial protection bureau but elation over the
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After decade of inaction, FTC holds meeting on auto financing concerns
By
David Heath
April 12, 2011
Why won’t FTC name suspected scammers?
By
Joe Eaton
April 7, 2009
FTC examines car sales, financing abuses targeting U.S. troops
By
Michael Hudson
August 2, 2011
Disclosure-o-meter for Dodd-Frank law
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Bush's insider connections preceded huge profit on stock deal
By
Knut Royce
April 4, 2000
WASHINGTON, April 4, 2000 — The year 1986 was very good for George W. Bush. ...
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Further Harken documents
A brief history of Bush, Harken and the SEC
By
John Dunbar
October 16, 2002
Harken documents
By
The Center for Public Integrity
October 17, 2002
Harken's Ivy League underwriter
By
John Dunbar
October 17, 2002
Bush violated security laws four times, SEC report says
By
Knut Royce
October 4, 2000
WASHINGTON, October 4, 2000 — George W. Bush violated federal securities laws at least four times when he was a director of a Texas oil firm
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Bush's insider connections preceded huge profit on stock deal
By
Knut Royce
April 4, 2000
Further Harken documents
Securities and Exchange Commission documents
By
The Center for Public Integrity
July 3, 2002
Reform reading: Whistling to the SEC
By
Julie Vorman
November 2, 2010
WikiLeaks more effective than SEC, says Enron whistleblower
A former Enron accountant who blew the whistle on fraud at the energy giant says she doesn't trust the Securities and Exchange Commission to
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Lack of regs fueled accounting scandal
By
The Center for Public Integrity
December 10, 2008
Reform reading: WikiLeaks has trove of U.S. bank documents
By
Julie Vorman
November 30, 2010
Consumer group: Electricity price-gouging feared until bids made public
By
Jim Morris
April 29, 2010
Bush has a new top career patron
By
Alex Knott
March 11, 2004
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Rating agencies fight (and lobby) for survival
In recent months, the credit rating agencies have spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to delay new restrictions under the Dodd-Frank Act,
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Credit rating agencies most worried about liability
For all the blame, credit raters still count on big banks for support
Barney Frank vs. the credit raters
By
Ben Protess
December 18, 2009
How credit raters fended off oversight from Congress and SEC
By
Ben Protess
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Lagan Sebert
November 11, 2009
FDIC sits on potential 50 lawsuits as it tries to reach settlements
In the more than two years since Lehman Brothers went bust, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. has shuttered more than 250 banks, but has s
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Financial reform this week: How to handle a Too Big To Fail bank near collapse
By
Julie Vorman
June 20, 2011
Bank lobbyists plead to delay derivatives, FDIC fee rules
By
Julie Vorman
December 15, 2010
New systemic risk regulatory council sets goals
By
Jeremy Borden
October 1, 2010
Disclosure-o-meter for Dodd-Frank law
Disclosure-o-meter for Dodd-Frank law
One of our goals at Financial Reform Watch is to keep tabs on those who would influence, weaken, or delay how the Dodd-Frank law is carried
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Treasury can sketch out rulemaking areas before Consumer Financial Bureau opens, memo says
By
Julie Vorman
January 28, 2011
White House threatens to veto House budget as too stingy with CFPB, SEC funding
By
Shirley Gao
July 13, 2011
Car dealers take victory lap, but will face tougher FTC
By
Michael Hudson
June 24, 2010
Financial reform this week: How to handle a Too Big To Fail bank near collapse
By
Julie Vorman
June 20, 2011
Supreme Court leaves most of auditing regulator intact
The U.S. Supreme Court today struck down as unconstitutional some provisions of the Sarbanes-Oxley Act that created an auditing oversight re
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Can an auditor still be independent after 100 years on a corporate payroll?
By
Shirley Gao
August 3, 2011
SEC’s ex-chief accountant: Is agency a lapdog or watchdog?
Philadelphia Housing Authority spent millions improperly
By
Aaron Mehta
March 11, 2011
Lack of regs fueled accounting scandal
By
The Center for Public Integrity
December 10, 2008
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