* On Wednesday, Knight Capital, now part of KCG Holdings Inc , agreed to pay a $12 million fine to settle charges that it violated trading rules by failing to put adequate safeguards in place to prevent the barrage of erroneous stock orders. Wall Street's biggest trading firm, which was recently acquired by the high-frequency trading firm Getco for $1.4 billion, has neither admitted nor denied wrongdoing. ()
* A report released on Wednesday suggests that Wall Street brokers were almost always successful when they asked to have black marks erased from their records. Brokers who asked arbitrators to recommend expungement got approval in 96.9 percent of cases that were settled from May 18, 2009 to Dec. 31, 2011, the lawyers' group, the Public Investors Arbitration Bar. ()
* Bank of America Corp on Wednesday reported a sharp rise in third-quarter earnings, but the bank's mortgage operations faltered, underscoring that home loans remain a challenging business for the nation's banks. ()
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