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The company paid roughly $939,000 to repurchase a warrant that would have allowed the Treasury Department to buy about 543,300 shares of BNC's common stock at $8.63 per share, BNC said in a regulatory filing Thursday.
September 21 -
Big banks hire a former governor (Pawlenty) as their top lobbyist. An FDIC official (Hoenig) slams their behavior. And the FHFA proposes linking GSE fees to foreclosure costs.
September 21 -
A task force led by New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman and formed to probe misconduct in the mortgage market during the run-up to the financial crisis may be getting ready to take action.
September 21 -
Central clearing for over-the-counter contracts will undoubtedly reduce risks, but the market still has multiple regulators and multiple sets of rules for different players and for different instruments.
September 21
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The attorneys general for Oklahoma, South Carolina and Michigan have joined a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the Dodd-Frank Act. They filed a complaint in U.S. District court about provisions in the legislation allowing the FDIC and Treasury to unwind troubled companies.
September 21
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A Senate panel probing the multibillion-dollar trading loss by JPMorgan Chase plans to unveil its findings at a hearing this year to press regulators to tighten the Volcker rule.
September 21 -
The SEC is seeking to determine whether some private-equity firms are taking more profits from investments than they should under agreements with fund clients, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
September 21 -
Three state attorneys general have joined a lawsuit against the Dodd-Frank Act, arguing that provisions that grant federal regulators the ability to seize and wind down troubled banking companies are unconstitutional.
September 20 -
The selection of Tim Pawlenty as the Financial Services Roundtable's new CEO was a shock to those inside and outside Washington. We answer frequently asked questions about why he was chosen and what it means for the Roundtable — and the industry.
September 20 -
The Alabama lender says it intends to lower fees and relax repayment terms in response to customer feedback, not criticism from consumer groups.
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