Trump Says Major US Banks 'Discriminated Against Me' as White House Preps Debanking Executive Order
Debanking is back in spotlight after Trump said that the country's two largest US banks, JPMorgan Chase and BofA denied him as a customer.
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Finra Suspends Advisor for Client Impersonation—Counsel Cites Client Advocacy as Motive
An Oklahoma-based financial advisor has been suspended by Finra for impersonating clients during a series of phone calls to his former brokerage firm.
Ex-Schwab Advisor Suspended for Alleged Undisclosed Profit-Sharing, Unauthorized Trading
A former Charles Schwab advisor has been suspended for two years and ordered to pay nearly $96,000 in fines.
Citi Trading Desk Head Forced to Delete Post on Gaza Starvation
Citigroup pushed trading desk head to delete social post critical of Israel’s actions in Gaza drawing attention to widespread starvation in region.
JPMorgan, BofA Leaders Subpoenaed By US Lawmakers Over CATL IPO
JPMorgan and Bank of America Corp. were subpoenaed by US lawmakers over their role in the initial public offering of Chinese battery maker.
FINRA Returns $50 Million to Member Broker-Dealers
A group of investor-protection attorneys is sharply criticizing FINRA for its decision to return $50 million to member broker-dealers.
Wall Street is Coming to the Fed's Defense
Some of the biggest names on Wall Street are getting louder about importance of an independent Fed as the White House pressure on Powell intensifies.
