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Hudson City Bancorp Inc

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  • M&T Bank to fix anti-money laundering flaws, Fed says Tuesday, 18 Jun 2013 | 11:04 AM ET

    WASHINGTON, June 18- M&T Bank Corp will put a comprehensive plan in place to fix problems with its anti-money laundering policies that had caused regulators to put a hold on its $3.7 billion bid to buy Hudson City Bancorp. Buffalo, New York- based M&T Bank will submit a plan to the U.S.

  • April 15- U.S. regulators plan to fault JPMorgan Chase& Co, which served as Bernie Madoff's main bank for two decades, for failing to conduct adequate due diligence and report suspicious activity, according to a person familiar with the matter.

  • *JP Morgan, Wells Fargo shares fall after results. *Home Depot rallies on upgrade, limits losses in the Dow. Shares pared losses in the final hour of trading, with the Dow helped by a rally in Home Depot.

  • *JP Morgan, Wells Fargo shares fall after results. "We're due for choppiness given the run we've had, especially since the strong data we've seen recently looks increasingly misleading," said Hank Herrmann, chief executive of Waddell& Reed Financial Inc in Overland Park, Kansas.

  • NEW YORK, April 12- M&T Bank Corp's proposed purchase of Hudson City Bancorp Inc will probably take more time to close than previously expected because of U.S. regulatory concerns over anti-money-laundering procedures, the banks said on Friday.

  • April 12- M&T Bank Corp and Hudson City Bancorp Inc said on Friday it may take more time than expected for the U.S. Federal Reserve to rule on M&T's proposed $3.7 billion purchase of its smaller rival because of concerns over M&T's anti-money laundering program.

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