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Hong Kong's central bank said on Tuesday that its investigation into possible benchmark rate manipulation has been extended to include HSBC and a number of other banks.
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Japan's Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group said it will pay $8.6 million as a settlement for transactions that could be seen as violations of U.S. sanctions.
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U.S. Senate Democrats said Senator-elect Elizabeth Warren, a consumer finance activist feared by Wall Street, will join the Senate Banking Committee next year.
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After recent fee cuts at Vanguard, BlackRock and Charles Schwab, Fidelity Investments is trimming fees at its largest index funds.
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A couple of financial stocks appear strong through 2013, the "Fast Money" pros say.
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The rally in the financial sector is gaining steam today, and the FMHR traders discuss how they are playing bank stocks; and discussing just how high stocks could go if a deal is put in place by years end, with David Bianco of Deutsche Bank.
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Morgan Stanley might seek approval from the Federal Reserve to repurchase shares for the first time in four years, The Wall Street Journal reported.
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The U.S. Treasury is selling its remaining stake in insurer American International Group, bringing an end to government ownership of the company about four years after a $182 billion bailout.
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StanChart has agreed to pay $327 million to resolve allegations that it violated U.S. sanctions against Iran, Sudan and two other countries, capping months of legal headaches for the British bank.
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Bank stock investors may be looking at some very attractive dividend yields next year. TheStreet.com reports.
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Of the two thousand Hostess Brands documents filed in the last year with the U.S. Bankruptcy Court a handwritten, five-page letter on loose-leaf notebook paper – that stands out the most.
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Some of the world's biggest banks are getting smaller as they confront pricing pressures, a new regulatory environment and more onerous capital requirements.
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As part of its efforts to build its lending business and increase cross selling by its brokers, Morgan Stanley has revamped its compensation program.
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CNBC's David Faber discusses Diamondback Capital Management's letter to investors about the suspension of its December 31 redemptions.
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Lou Brien, DRW Trading Group strategist, and Michael Gurka,Spectrum Asset Management, discuss whether the market's bounce back will continue, as the Dow sits above the 13,000 mark but the Nasdaq lands in negative territory. "I think these equity markets, and the S&P in particular is really poised to continue to have another really good year," Gurka added.
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JPMorgan investment bank chairman James E. "Jes" Staley is plotting his next move.
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Amazon's Luxembourg arrangements have deprived European governments of hundreds of millions of dollars in tax that it might otherwise have owed.
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The European Central Bank is likely to keep interest rates on hold on Thursday but may offer clues on its policy path for next year with updated forecasts likely to present a grim outlook for the euro zone economy in 2013.
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HSBC Holdings might pay a fine of $1.8 billion as part of a settlement with U.S. law-enforcement agencies over money-laundering lapses.
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Following Citigroup's announcement that it would cut 11,000 jobs and restructure its businesses, the bank's CFO said the move was a "fairly comprehensive initial foray" into its new strategy.
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Analyst Mike Mayo compares Bank of America to Citi and goes on record with which name he wants to own.
Banks
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The UK parliamentary banking standards report calls for jailing reckless senior bankers and handing regulators the power to claw back bonuses. Helia Ebrahimi has more.
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Britain should introduce laws making it possible to jail "reckless" bankers, an influential panel of lawmakers said.
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Hong Kong's central bank extends its investigation into possible benchmark rate manipulation to include HSBC.
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