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SEC Sets Up Crypto/FinTech Meetings, Wells Fargo CEO on Hot Seat, NY AG Subpoenas 2 Banks ... And Other Headlines and Headliners

March 12, 2019

FINES, SANCTIONS, LEGAL ACTIONS:

 

  • Morgan Stanley Female Rep Survives Former Advisor Program Arbitration [BrokeAndBroker]
  • UBS Group, Standard Chartered to Settle IPO Misconduct Case [Zacks]
  • New York AG Reportedly Subpoenas 2 Banks Over Trump Organization Financial Records [MarketWatch]

►     Report: NY AG Subpoenas Banks in Wake of Michael Cohen's Testimony on Trump Assets [Law.com]

 

 

PEOPLE & COMPANIES:

 

  • Wells Fargo CEO Tim Sloan to Tout Risk Management, Remediation to U.S. Congress [Reuters]

►     Wells Fargo Trails Bank Rally Before Tim Sloan's Big Day in Congress [Bloomberg]

►     Report: Big Problems Remain at Wells Fargo [Barron's]

  • Martin Shkreli Probed Over Report He’s Running Business from Prison [NYPost]
  • JPMorgan About to launch Lowest-Fee U.S. Stock Market ETF - Lower Than Vanguard, Blackrock and Schwab Funds [CNBC]
  • Wells Fargo Regulators Weigh Executive Shakeup as CEO Heads to Washington [WSJournal - subsc reqd]

 

 

HEADLINES & HEADLINERS:

 

  • Winklevoss Twins Preach Trust, More Regulation for Crypto Market [Bloomberg]
  • Crypto Market Recovers as SEC Launches Meetups with Sector [Investing]
  • Trump Bid to Ease Wall Street Rules Hurt by Regulators' Missteps [Bloomberg]
  • MMT (Modern Monetary Theory) Has Been Around for Decades. Here’s Why It Just Caught Fire [Bloomberg]
  • Why a Decline in Fines Doesn’t Mean Relaxed Enforcement [WealthManagement]
  • SEC Share Class Initiative Returning More Than $125Mn to Investors [SEC]
  • SEC Whistleblowers Blow Their Own Whistles Too Late for Awards [BrokeAndBroker]