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Regulatory reform survived its last significant hurdle Thursday with the Senate moving to block further changes and hold a final vote on the bill.
July 15 -
With U.S. financial reform nearly through, eyes are turning to the Basel Committee on Banking Supervision, which is hammering out a set of regulatory standards intended to lay the foundation for a global overhaul.
July 15 -
Mesirow Financial has hired industry veteran Stephen Jacobson to build and lead its credit tenant lease (CTL) team, the company said.
July 15 -
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. (FDIC) closed on a sale of 40% equity interest in a limited liability company (LLC) created to hold assets with an unpaid principal balance of around $1.85 billion from 22 failed bank receiverships. Barclays Capital advised the FDIC on the transaction.
July 14 -
With the votes lined up, the Senate Tuesday was poised to set in motion the final countdown to a vote on financial regulatory reform.
July 14 -
Kroll Bond Ratings made public the members of its senior management team, which include experts from a range of financial disciplines.
July 14 -
Senate Democratic leaders have rounded up three Republican votes and are close to securing passage of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform bill.
July 13 -
General Growth Properties (GGP) on Tuesday filed a reorganization plan with a bankruptcy court, which will split the company into two publicly-traded entities that will emerge from bankruptcy by the end of October.
July 13 -
Passing regulatory reform legislation, a grueling effort that has taken more than a year of debate, is just a warm-up for an even tougher fight over the future of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac.
July 9 -
According to a recent report from KfW, €28 billion ($35.27 billion) was publicly placed in Europe’s securitization market over 1H10, three times the amount placed in all of 2009.
July 7