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Deutsche Closing, Goldman Simplifying, Citi Combining, UBS Losing … And Other Headlines and Headliners

June 17, 2019

- - Compiled by Howard Haykin

 

FINES, SANCTIONS, LEGAL ACTIONS:

 

  • KPMG Gets $50Mn Fine for Illicit Use of PCAOB Data and Cheating on Training Exams [SEC]
  • ICBC Affiliate Hit With $42Mn Fine for Improper Handling of ADRs [SEC]
  • Downing Partners and Associated Persons Charged in Healthcare Investment Scheme [SEC]
  • N.C. Businessman and His Companies Charged with Fraudulent Offering Scam [SEC]

 

 

PEOPLE & COMPANIES:

 

  • Discover Bank Ditching Fees Amid Rise of Cheap Checking Accounts from Fintech Upstarts [CNBC]
  • Deutsche Bank Considers Closing U.S. Equities Trading in Revamp [Bloomberg]
  • Deutsche Bank to Set Up 50Bn Euro Bad Bank [Reuters]
  • Goldman Sachs to Combine 4 Private-Investing Units [Zacks]
  • UBS Loses China Bond Deal After Economist's Pig Remark [Bloomberg]
  • Citigroup Combines Rates and Currencies Businesses [Reuters]

 

 

HEADLINES & HEADLINERS:

 

  • Many Americans Say Their Financial Situation is Worse Since the Great Recession [CNBC]
  • How Obama Fed Appointee (Brainard) is Scuttling Wall Street's Bid to Ease Rules [Reuters]
  • FINRA Updates the OTCBB/OTC Equities High Price Dissemination List [FINRA]
  • Fed Cut Looks a Bit Less Urgent with Pickup at Stores, Factories [Bloomberg]
  • Backlash from ETF Traders Grows Over Push for Bond Reporting Lag [Bloomberg]
  • Student Loan Scams on the Rise - Don’t Fall for Them [CNBC]
  • Bitcoin Climbs Above $9,000 for First Time in Over a Year Amid Facebook Crypto Talk [CNBC]
  • Goldman Sounding Alarm that Technology Stocks are Overvalued [CNBC]