New York Fed Sells $7 Billion in A.I.G. Assets to Credit Suisse
The New York Fed's decision to sell the Maiden Lane assets was started by an offer from Goldman Sachs earlier this month.
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The situation highlights the fundamental challenge of policing big banks, even after the financial crisis.
View ArticleCongress Presses New York Fed for More Details on Rate-Rigging Scandal
Congress is seeking more documents and communications between the New York Fed and employees from all 16 banks that help set the Libor rate.
View ArticleNew York Fed Faces New Scrutiny on Rate-Rigging Scandal
In a letter to the New York Fed and the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, Senator Sherrod Brown challenged the regulators to defend their response to the rate-rigging scandal.
View ArticleA Reprieve for New York Fed in Libor Case
In addition to giving the Federal Reserve Bank of New York a one-month extension, Congress is narrowing the scope of its request in its inquiry into manipulation of the London interbank offered rate.
View ArticleNew York Fed Sells $7 Billion in A.I.G. Assets to Credit Suisse
The New York Fed's decision to sell the Maiden Lane assets was started by an offer from Goldman Sachs earlier this month.
View ArticleRegulators’ Shake-Up Seen as Missed Bid to Police JPMorgan
The situation highlights the fundamental challenge of policing big banks, even after the financial crisis.
View ArticleCongress Presses New York Fed for More Details on Rate-Rigging Scandal
Congress is seeking more documents and communications between the New York Fed and employees from all 16 banks that help set the Libor rate.
View ArticleNew York Fed Faces New Scrutiny on Rate-Rigging Scandal
In a letter to the New York Fed and the Federal Reserve Board in Washington, Senator Sherrod Brown challenged the regulators to defend their response to the rate-rigging scandal.
View ArticleA Reprieve for New York Fed in Libor Case
In addition to giving the Federal Reserve Bank of New York a one-month extension, Congress is narrowing the scope of its request in its inquiry into manipulation of the London interbank offered rate.
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