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  • FINRA Issues New Investor Alert, High-Yield CDs: Red Flags That Signal A Scam

    Date 28/05/2014

    The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) issued a new investor alert called High-Yield CDs: Red Flags That Signal a Scam warning investors to be wary of promotions touting certificates of deposit (CDs) that promise interest rates that are substantially higher than current averages. In one instance of suspected email fraud, the pitch appeared to come from a large U.S. bank that supposedly was promoting a CD offered by an international banking partner. At a time when most CDs at U.S. banks and credit unions were offering just over 1 percent for a comparable term, this pitch offered a CD with a 15 percent yield, and contained instructions on how to wire funds.

  • ECB: Financial Stability Review Shows Progress In Strengthening Banks And Sovereigns; Hunt For Yield Contributing To The Build-Up Of New Risks

    Date 28/05/2014

    • Banking system stress has eased further as banking union preparations have gathered pace and banks have strengthened balance sheets
    • Growing search for yield has benefited euro area banks and sovereigns, but could also unearth imbalances should risks be reassessed

  • ESMA Closed On 29 And 30 May For EU Institutional Holidays

    Date 28/05/2014

    The European Securities and Markets Authority will be closed on Thursday 29 and Friday 30 May for EU Institutional Holidays. It will reopen on Monday 2 June.

  • SEC Obtains Asset Freeze To Halt Fraud At Illinois-Based Transfer Agent

    Date 28/05/2014

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today announced fraud charges and an emergency asset freeze against an Illinois-based transfer agent and its owner whose misappropriation scheme was exposed during an SEC examination of the firm.

  • ECB And EBA Update The Classification System For Their Reporting Frameworks

    Date 28/05/2014

    The European Central Bank (ECB) and the European Banking Authority (EBA) published today a third version of the classification system that  links their respective reporting frameworks. This common system, which will support EU banks in their reporting exercise to both the EBA and the ECB, supersedes the second version published in March 2012 and aims at providing a better understanding of the links between the two different reporting frameworks of the ECB and the EBA, while creating synergies between datasets that were originally designed for different purposes.