![]() | The U. S. Securities and Exchange Commission has given their assent to rules that will need issuers of asset- backed securities to unveil repurchase requests and completions related to the collective assets. ... |
| The Securities and Exchange Commission approved new regulations aimed at curbing the risks of asset-backed securities and bringing more clarity to the still struggling market. ... |
| The Securities and Exchange Commission approved new regulations on Thursday aimed at curbing the risks of asset-backed securities and bringing more clarity to the still struggling market. ... |
| Ally Financial Inc.’s Residential Capital unit can’t be sued in a single group lawsuit by buyers of about $10 billion of mortgage-backed securities, a federal judge said. ... |
| U.S. securities regulators gave investors a closer look before they buy asset-backed securities with the adoption of two new rules. ... |
| The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission approved rules that will require issuers of asset- backed securities to disclose repurchase requests and completions related to the pooled assets. ... |
| Ally Financial Inc.’s Residential Capital unit won a court ruling that prevents buyers of about $10 billion of mortgage-backed securities from suing as a group. ... |
| Verizon Communications went to court Thursday to block newly adopted rules for Internet providers, charging that the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) overstepped its bounds last month when it approved regulations to prevent broadband providers ... |
| WASHINGTON (AP) — Federal regulators are requiring firms selling securities tied to mortgages, credit cards and student loans, which froze during the financial crisis, to publicly report information on the loans that back them. The Securities and Exc ... |
| WASHINGTON -(Dow Jones)- The Securities and Exchange Commission was poised to adopt new disclosure and review requirements for securities issuers and rating agencies Thursday morning as part of its ongoing work to implement the Dodd-Frank financial ... |
![]() | In preparation for his new White House job, William Daley sold $8.3 million of JPMorgan Chase stock. Thanks to government regulations, Daley can postpone paying the capital gains on that haul until he leaves public life, which, given how fast the do ... |