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SEC Ex-Chief Lands at Consultant
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Mary Schapiro, head of the U.S. S.E.C., joins Promontory Financial, a consulting firm set up by former Comptroller of the Currency managers to act as a "bank doctor" for banks that expect to face regulatory scrutiny from government regulatory agencies. In one settlement for mortgage debt which banks settled for $9.3 billion, Promontory Financial was paid $2 billion, according to this WSJ report.
Mary Schapiro, Chairwoman U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (S.E.C.)
04/24/2010
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At the S.E.C., a Question of Home-Court Edge
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S.E.C. and fraud settlement with U.S. banks for toxic mortgage debt
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S.E.C. Tension As It Examined Mortgage Cases
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Banks Keep their Mortgage Litigation Reserves a Secret
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An Unfinished Chapter at Countrywide
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New Leader Named for Enforcement Unit at S.E.C.
New York Times 04/21/2013
S.E.C. Tension As It Examined Mortgage Cases
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Tangle of Ties Binds SEC's Top Ranks
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The Uptick Rule and Short selling abuses in the U.S.
07/28/2008
The suspension of the Uptick Rule and the S.E.C.'s dire lack of enforcement all seem to suggest that the regulatory mission of the S.E.C. has been influenced by those who are being regulated. Conservatives running the government and regulatory agencies mistakenly assumed that lower regulation was somehow part of the new system of free enterprise that was delivering results. As long as the economy did well they saw no reason to question this, and in fact let regulation wither to the extreme provoking the crisis by letting excesses develop and accumulate. The abuses of excessive leverage under a Fuld at Lehman and of mortage sales under a Mozilo at Countrywide were barely understood by Cox and company at the SEC till they undermined the very foundations of free enterprise.
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NYSE Chief Leans Toward Uptick Rule
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U.K. Will Continue Ban on Short Selling
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Citigroup Tries to Stop the Drop in Its Share Price
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The Project on Government Oversight Report in 2013 and weak enforcement at the S.E.C.
05/04/2009
The revolving door of lawyers for major financial companies working at the S.E.C. has weakend enforcement at the agency, according to this government oversight report.
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SEC's Top Cop Oversaw Deutsche CDOs
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SEC-Citi Pact Rejected by Judge Rakoff
Wall Street Journal 11/28/2011
S.E.C. Tension As It Examined Mortgage Cases
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S.E.C. and corporate pay rules in the U.S.
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Rules for executive compensation adopted by the S.E.C. in the U.S.
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Judge Rakoff and the S.E.C.-Citicorp agreement
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SEC's Top Cop Oversaw Deutsche CDOs
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Citi Ruling Could Chill SEC, Street Legal Pacts
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Wall Street Journal 11/29/2011
Revolving door for officials in U.S. government and regulatory authorites, the S.E.C., the Federal Reserve, and the large banks.
01/28/2009
Orszag, budget director in the Obama administration, joins Citigroup. A senior official at the New York Fed's regulatory department joins Goldman Sachs. Another Fed official joins Morgan Stanley as chief economist. S.E.C. enforcement chief leaves Deutsche Bank for the S.E.C. and leaves the S.E.C. for a position in the financial industry. The nominee for S.E.C. chief in 2013, Jo White, represented JP Morgan Chase in her work at a law firm. The nominee for Treasury Secretary Jacob Lew, worked at Citigroup for a short period. A similiar situation exists in the UK and in other EU countries.
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Robert Khuzami and the S.E.C.'s "neither admit nor deny" practice in legal settlements
02/10/2009
The problems Judge Rakoff finds with such settlements and the S.E.C.'s continuation of this practice. The lack of deterrance for illegal activity or activity that harms the public interest if it is legal, under this arrangement.
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Co-Directors for S.E.C. Signal Shift
New York Times 04/22/2013
SEC's Top Cop Oversaw Deutsche CDOs
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SEC Tries to Rebuild Its Reputation
Wall Street Journal 09/12/2013
New York Times 10/15/2013
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S.E.C. and the inquiry into the destruction of records
08/25/2011
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Inside the End of the U.S. Bid to Punish Lehmann Executives
New York Times 09/08/2013
S.E.C. Tension As It Examined Mortgage Cases
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SEC Officials Are Focus of Inquiry
Wall Street Journal 08/25/2011
Wall Street Journal 10/08/2011
Judge in Citigroup Mortgage Settlement Criticizes S.E.C.'s Enforcement
New York Times 11/10/2011
SEC-Citi Pact Rejected by Judge Rakoff
Wall Street Journal 11/28/2011
S.E.C.'s failure in fraud prevention and supervisory role for financial institutions.
08/24/2009
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SEC's Top Cop Oversaw Deutsche CDOs
Wall Street Journal 04/24/2010
Inside the End of the U.S. Bid to Punish Lehmann Executives
New York Times 09/08/2013
S.E.C. Tension As It Examined Mortgage Cases
New York Times 12/19/2013
Elizabeth Warren: One Way to Rebuild Our Institutions
New York Times 01/29/2016
BofA Ruling Questions an SEC Weapon
Wall Street Journal 09/16/2009
Wall Street Journal 09/15/2009
The U.S. S.E.C.'s lack of enforcement of the Sarbanes-Oxley legislation
09/10/2011
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Inside the End of the U.S. Bid to Punish Lehmann Executives
New York Times 09/08/2013
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SEC-Citi Pact Rejected by Judge Rakoff
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S.E.C.'s Citigroup deal
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Wall Street Journal 11/28/2011
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Goldman Sachs, Paulson, and the S.E.C. suit in the Abacus case.
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Paulson had Goldman Sachs structure as ecurity out of handpicked bad apples in the mortgage securities market, Goldman then sells these securities to institutional investors without disclosing what Paulson had done and without disclosing that Paulson had bet heavily against them.
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