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Executives complain they are forced to hold significantly higher buffer than US banks
Shares have outpaced those of their larger peers since Dodd-Frank rollback began
A possible presidential pardon for Martha Stewart would have grave implications
US asset manager in talks with DoJ and SEC over work for government linked to dictator
US proposes to ease banking controls
Critics warn changes will encourage Wall St to gamble as they did before crisis
Move adds to issues facing German lender as it scales back American operations
Even the small banks favoured in reforms of Dodd-Frank and Volcker rule can be dangerous
Changes will make it easier for banks to conduct ‘market-making’ trades for clients
Promises to liberalise markets are less than they seem, but retaliation is real risk
Some experts say variable annuities are too complicated and offer a poor deal for consumers
Big five regulators poised to clarify prop trading and simplify rules
Changes to Dodd-Frank aim to provide relief to small and mid-sized institutions
The US is at the end of a recovery cycle, with debt loads at record levels
Iran pullout, Vodafone CEO, Xerox battle, Canadian pot deal and accountants’ break-up
US government is not hounding Facebook and Theranos
FCA says incidents drop in same week that Barclays’ Jes Staley fined for behaviour
Regulators told to moderate punitive penalties after RBS reaches $4.9bn settlement
UK says DoJ settlement opens route to ‘sale of taxpayer-owned shares’ in bailed out bank
Senior execs failed to prevent alteration of documents ahead of an inspection
‘Regulation Best Interest’ fails to define crucial terms and standards
