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  • SEC: California Man Sold Investors Phony Stock To Pay Gambling Debts

    Date 12/02/2016

    The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged an unregistered broker in Oceanside, Calif., with fraudulently selling purported stock in a medical device company and pocketing investors’ money.

  • Former Rabobank Traders Convictions Upheld By U.S. District Court Judge Jed Rakoff - Libor Manipulation

    Date 11/02/2016

    Anthony Allen and Anthony Conti, two former Rabobank traders, have lost a bid to overturn their convictions arising from an global investigation into Libor manipulation. 

  • TSX Notice Of Housekeeping Rule Amendments

    Date 11/02/2016

    Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX") has amended Appendix D - Toronto Stock Exchange Evidence of Security Ownership of the TSX Company Manual. These amendments remove the additional requirements for customized security certificates that apply to exempt industrial issuers. These amendments will reduce the costs of producing customized security certificates for exempt industrial issuers. 

  • Federal Reserve Board Issues Repeal Of Regulation AA And Requests Comment On Proposal To Repeal Regulation C

    Date 11/02/2016

    The Federal Reserve Board on Thursday announced the repeal of one regulation and a proposal to repeal a second in order to comply with statutory provisions that transferred certain consumer protection rulewriting authority to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB).

  • US Justice Department: Morgan Stanley Agrees To Pay $2.6 Billion Penalty In Connection With Its Sale Of Residential Mortgage Backed Securities

    Date 11/02/2016

    The Justice Department today announced that Morgan Stanley will pay a $2.6 billion penalty to resolve claims related to Morgan Stanley’s marketing, sale and issuance of residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS).  This settlement constitutes the largest component of the set of resolutions with Morgan Stanley entered by members of the RMBS Working Group, which have totaled approximately $5 billion.  As part of the agreement, Morgan Stanley acknowledged in writing that it failed to disclose critical information to prospective investors about the quality of the mortgage loans underlying its RMBS and about its due diligence practices.  Investors, including federally insured financial institutions, suffered billions of dollars in losses from investing in RMBS issued by Morgan Stanley in 2006 and 2007.