Foreign Exchange Trading

SEC Probing Whether Banks Overcharged Customers For Trades

Posted 07.24.2011

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The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) is probing whether two major banks made proper representations to pension-fund clients about how thei...

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Big Institutional Investor Being Investigated By SEC

Posted 07.12.2011

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State Street Corp, the world's third largest institutional investor, said it was under investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SE...

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State Street Sued: Jerry Brown, California AG, Sues Bank For "Unconscionable Fraud"

Posted 05.25.2011

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Citing "unconscionable fraud," California Attorney General Jerry Brown announced a major lawsuit today against State Street Bank and Trust. Brown seek...

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On the Sovereign Debt Crisis

Edward Harrison | Posted 05.25.2011

Read More: Taxes, Debt, Bankruptcy, Deflation, Budget, Government Spending, Jobs, Forex, Government Bonds, Mortgages, Unemployment, Foreign Exchange Trading, Inflation, Carry Trade, Double Dip Recession, Interest Rates, Business News
Edward Harrison

In a sovereign debt crisis, the central government's debt become so high that everyone knows they cannot possibly tax the population enough to cover their expenses and service it.

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