Lloyd Blankfein ‘Agrees’ to Testify at Raj Rajaratnam’s Insider-Trading Trial
Not because he did anything wrong.
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Not because he did anything wrong.
On the other hand, Gupta won't face a jury and is subject to smaller fines.
"This marketplace is like the early days of the 'junk'-bond market."
The S-E-C you say? Nope. Doesn't sound familiar.
At least TRY to hid your insider trading.
"Traders who bought and sold securities with the firm's own money for two years were close enough to see the computer screens of traders taking orders from clients and overhear their phone calls."
A report from Goldman Sachs will reveal details about the secretive firm.
SEC director Robert Khuzami expresses fresh outrage.
And the SEC's investigation.
It was very pesky when they had to convince clients they wanted to be shafted.
The question is: Will the SEC allow themselves to be placated with a boatload of Angelo's dirty cash? Oh, kidding, that's not the question.
The former Obama car czar will agree to be banned from the securities industry.
In a statement, the CEO sounded humbled.
$550 million, and "no admission of guilt."
With high-school reunion season on the horizon, the agency had to do something.
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