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The first hearing of the year for the Senate Banking Committee has been scheduled for Thursday morning at 10:30. Top banking regulators will be in attendance to discuss the implementation of the Dodd-Frank reform law among other issues.
February 8
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Moody's (MCO) chief executive told investors Friday he is unaware of plans by federal and state officials to sue the company for allegedly misleading investors in the run-up to the housing crisis.
February 8 -
New regulations fail to address the next wave of dubious practices sure to emerge and sully the reputation of responsible lenders. Remember: The Maginot line held; new technology just allowed forces to go around it.
February 8 -
The defendants behind an operation that allegedly preyed on homeowners agreed to settle charges that they lured people into paying $1,995 or more by holding out false promises about renegotiating their mortgages.
February 8 -
More banks besides Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) are expected to be fined for manipulating the London interbank offered rate, Reuters reported Thursday, citing sources familiar with a bilateral investigation.
February 7 -
The Supreme Court has denied hearing another case against the National Labor Relations Board that calls into question the president's recess appointment authority.
February 7 -
WASHINGTON — The Senate Banking Committee has scheduled its first hearing of the year with a number of top banking regulators to discuss implementation of the Dodd-Frank reform law and other issues.
February 7 -
Democratic Sens. Robert Menendez of New Jersey and Barbara Boxer of California have reintroduced a bill that Democrats argue would help millions of borrowers refinance their mortgages.
February 7 -
WASHINGTON — The Senate Banking Committee has named its subcommittee leaders for the coming term.
February 7 -
The FDIC is expected to shortly unveil a clarification concerning deposits at overseas branches in an effort to resolve an ongoing issue between the U.S. and the U.K.
February 7
