Articles About Dodd-Frank Bill
- Author:
- James I. Clark III
- Posted:
- 05.21.2012
JP Morgan Chase’s $2 Billion Loss Under Investigation
As the Department of Justice and the FBI open their investigation into how JP Morgan Chase lost $2 billion, the government is investigating to determine if any criminal wrongdoing occurred. The inquiry is in the preliminary stages. Additionally, the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), which regulates derivatives trading, […]
- Author:
- James I. Clark III
- Posted:
- 02.29.2012
Consumer Watchdog to Keep Eye on Debt Collectors, Credit Reporting Agencies
Debt collectors and credit reporting agencies — businesses that impact thousands of consumers — would face federal supervision for the first time under a rule a new federal watchdog proposal, which would allow the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB) to examine approximately 200 firms, including large debt collectors. According to the proposal, these two segments […]
- Author:
- James I. Clark III
- Posted:
- 02.09.2011
Dodd-Frank Bill Collides Head On With Deficit Realities
Implementation of the historic Dodd-Frank bill – which President Barack Obama signed into law last July to regulate Wall Street against the excesses that led to the Great Recession — is in danger of being gutted if Republicans’ proposed deep spending cuts become a reality. Representative Barney Frank (D-MA) pointedly criticized Republicans’ proposal to slash […]
- Author:
- Tom Silva
- Posted:
- 01.27.2011
Federal Reserve Comes Clean on Who Received Bailout Money
At the instruction of Congress, the Federal Reserve has released the names of the approximately 21,000 recipients of $3.3 trillion in aid provided during the financial meltdown –without doubt the nation’s worst economic crisis since the Great Depression. Not surprisingly, two of the top beneficiaries were Bank of America and Wells Fargo, who received approximately […]