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Regulators are considering new guidelines on risks and lending standards for banks that originate and sell high-yield, high-risk loans to account for the experience of the financial crisis.
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European Union proposals to make pension funds bolster their capital may trigger a flight from private-equity firms, the European Private Equity and Venture Capital Association said.
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House Republicans have embraced at least one proposal in President Barack Obama’s jobs package: changing the rules to make it easier for closely held companies to raise money without going public.
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What were banking regulators doing while some of the biggest U.S. lenders routinely filed false foreclosure documents in local courthouses around the country? In the case of IndyMac Federal Bank , it turns out the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. was running the joint.
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U.K. banks and other lenders are the least optimistic about employment prospects for the next three months as they seek to control costs, according a survey by the Confederation of British Industry.
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U.K. financial services companies will cut an estimated 45,000 jobs over six months as they sharpen the focus on lowering costs, Britain’s biggest business lobby group said.
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Alabama’s new immigration law giving police the power to verify the immigration status of people stopped for questioning, was blocked by a U.S. judge three days before it was scheduled to take effect.
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Archer Capital, a private equity firm, agreed to buy a controlling stake in the V8 Supercars Australia auto-racing championship in a transaction that values the series at about A$300 million ($316 million).
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Bank of America Corp. and Citigroup Inc. are among firms planning to repay rather than roll over their share of $231 billion raised under a U.S. loan program meant to help the economy as the business slowdown crimps demand for credit.
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Investors and federal regulators are demanding more information about Bank of America Corp.’s effort to resolve mortgage liabilities with an $8.5 billion settlement.
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