US Lawmakers are Introducing Legislation to Remove SEC Chairman Due to ‘Long Chain of Misconduct’
A US lawmaker has announced that he is introducing legislation to remove the chairman of the SEC to “correct a long series of misconduct”.
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McCarthy Pledges Vote on US Debt Limit — With Spending Cuts
Speaker Kevin McCarthy told Wall Street audience US House will vote on plan to lift nation’s borrowing limit but not without new curbs on spending.
Tax Day Cash Will Indicate Just How Close US Is to Default
Question of when the US could default will come into sharp relief this week when the Treasury reveals how big its tax take is likely to be.
Instant View: Some Fed Officials Hesitated Before Hiking -March Minutes
Several Federal Reserve officials at the U.S. central bank's policy meeting last month considered pausing interest rate increases.
Brainard, Unlike Yellen, Sees Signs of a Pullback in Bank Credit
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has said she’s seen no indication of a contraction in credit following the failure of a string of US banks last month.
SEC Proposes Custody Rule Overhaul with Broad Implications
SEC proposes custody rule overhaul with broad implications for investment advisers, custodians, and independent public accounting firms.
SVB Failed From Mismanagement, Not Loose Regulations - FDIC Official
Management failures, not loose regulations, prompted SVB's sudden failure last month, top Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation official said.
