02/17/2014
The Obama administration on Friday issued new law-enforcement guidelines aimed at encouraging banks to start doing business with state-licensed marijuana suppliers, like those in Colorado, even though such enterprises remain illegal under federal law.
02/13/2014
BlackRock Inc., which advised governments during the financial crisis on hard-to-value assets, is now focusing more on helping banks comply with new regulations
02/12/2014
She is a commercial litigator with a focus on the health care, pharmaceutical and life sciences industries. She has substantial experience in a range of federal, state, and administrative proceedings, including multidistrict and class action litigation
02/12/2014
He has led teams conducting complex forensic investigations in high-profile accounting, securities, and other fraud matters.
02/11/2014
In this brochure, to illustrate the complex issues that can arise in this area, we have provided a case study of what one might, at first sight, assume to be a straightforward situation. In fact, and as we show, it is anything but.
02/10/2014
The highly-anticipated U.S. trial of former UBS AG executive Raoul Weil has been pushed back to October, leaving the former Swiss banker to languish in overseas legal limbo for the better part of this year.
02/10/2014
Swiss bank UBS AG approached U.S. authorities in September with information relating to an industry-wide probe into alleged rigging of currency markets, in the hope of gaining antitrust immunity if charged with wrongdoing
02/10/2014
The verdict against Martoma followed a four-week trial and 15 hours of deliberation by the jury and has left Martoma facing a maximum of 20 years in prison on two counts of securities fraud and a conspiracy charge, although his final sentence may be close
02/10/2014
Following JPMorgan Chase and Assurant Inc.’s $300 million settlement last year, now Citigroup (NYSE:C) has been told to pay $110 million in a lawsuit to homeowners who were forced to pay expensive property premiums by the bank.
02/07/2014
No small degree of turmoil was unleashed in the currency trading community yesterday when it became known that Benjamin Lawsky, superintendent of the New York State Department of Financial Services, requested documents from more than 12 banks pertaining t