The repatriation bonanza followed new regulations that allowed the U.S. government to tax profits accumulated overseas, regardless of where the money was held.

Financial markets will need to brace for next year.

Achleitner added that he would not step down after a tough year.

The agency will maintain operations for its offices of enforcement and investor complaints.

The FBI and international law enforcement agencies have stepped up efforts against the fraud and say they're building bigger cases than before.

Financial advisers weigh in on what is causing the volatility and how to make sense of the moves when viewing your portfolio.

Bank executives confirmed they have ample liquidity.

This is the first time Goldman Sachs has faced criminal charges in the 1MDB scandal. The bank has consistently denied wrongdoing.

Having long flagged the end of quantitative easing, the ECB had little choice but to stop the bond buys.

Switzerland's second-biggest bank confirmed commitments to distribute half of net profit to shareholders.

Perseverance is paying off for Madoff’s victims.

The agency has exclusive rights to deliver to U.S. mailboxes.

Shares of U.S. automakers including General Motors Co and Ford Motor Co rose about 2 percent in premarket trading.

Wells Fargo charges students the most in fees on average to have a bank account with them.

The Italian group based in the Piedmont region is working on a possible deal with Rothschild as advisers.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average plunged more than 1,000 points at the close of last week’s trading session.

Wells Fargo must submit a new plan and get it approved before the growth cap will be removed.

The bank is reportedly trying to prove to regulators that it is fixing internal issues.

The country's peso currency weakened by 2.08 percent to 38.20 per U.S. dollar on the bank's announcement, traders said.

JP Morgan is now targeting companies in France, Germany, Italy, the Netherlands, Spain and Britain.