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Woodford crunch raises questions over suitability of hedge funds sold to retail investors
Founder of private equity firm is alleged to have misappropriated $250m as more executives are charged
Congress must restore powers that were stripped away after the financial crisis
EU rules come into force today and will draw attention to quality of advice
Youlei Tang sent financial models to his personal email address so he could work at home
Securities regulator says move will protect consumers without being too costly
SEC is to vote on landmark regulation trying to tackle conflicts of interest
Success proves elusive for the titans of London, Paris and Frankfurt. Is that about to change?
Powell says he is confident financial system can withstand business sector losses
Flamboyant, folksy image signalled his identification with the ‘little man’
CFTC probing whether company and its subsidiaries engaged in ‘corrupt practices’
Fearing a backlash against business if a Democrat wins the White House, some chief executives are pushing for pre-emptive reforms
Benchmark is embedded in everything from sophisticated derivatives to mortgages
Penalties relate to alleged violations related to Iran, Libya, Sudan, Syria, Cuba and Burma
Of the 8 who testified before Congress in 2009 only one remains in his job
Government wants to know more about companies as concerns rise about gaps on regulatory system
Bank customer opened account with suitcase containing £500,000 in cash
US regulatory overhaul cuts burden for some, but not all
Platforms worry over revenue streams as low-cost funds grab even more business
New York inquiry greatly expands dirty-money scandal ripping through Nordic banking
Dutch group aims to strengthen presence despite downsizing by European rivals
