Regulation & Compliance
China to Require More Detail on Bank Loans to Financial Institutions
The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) will require banks to provide more detailed reports on loans provided to other financial institutions through the interbank market, two people close to ...
M&A Leaks Fall As Regulators Get Tough, Deals Drop
Increased vigilance among regulators and a subdued market for takeovers have deterred investment bankers from leaking information about deals, according to an international study published on ...Benchmark Interest Rate Setters Can’t Use Estimates: Regulator
Global benchmark interest rates should be based on actual transactions rather than estimates, the top global securities regulatory body said on Tuesday, after a spate of rate-rigging scandals knocked ...Moody’s Affirms China Rating, Lowers Outlook After Fitch Downgrade
Moody's Investors Service on Tuesday affirmed China's government's bond rating of Aa3 but cut the outlook to stable from positive, the second pessimistic revision by a foreign ratings agency this ...
Moody’s Still Sees Negative Outlook For Most U.S. State, Local Governments
Moody's Investors Service said on Tuesday that most U.S. public finance sectors, such as state and local governments, still face a negative outlook and will likely continue to do so until fiscal and ...SEC’s Aguilar Urges End To Mandatory Arbitration Deals By Brokerages
A top U.S. securities regulator on Tuesday urged the government to consider adopting new rules that would prohibit or restrict brokerages and advisers from forcing customers to sign away their right ...
Florida Workers’ Compensation Ruling’s Pricetag: $65 Million
A Florida court's ruling that the state's 104-week limit on injured workers' temporary benefits is unconstitutional could increase costs by $65 million, says the workers' compensation industry's ...U.S. Regulator To Fault JPMorgan Over Madoff Accounts: Reuters Report
U.S. regulators plan to fault JPMorgan Chase & Co, which served as Bernie Madoff's main bank for two decades, for failing to conduct adequate due diligence and report suspicious activity, ...