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SEC: Deutsche Bank to Pay $9.5M for Failure to Safeguard Info

Deutsche Bank will pay a $9.5 million penalty to settle civil charges that it failed to properly safeguard material non-public information generated by its research analysts and publishing an improper research report, U.S. regulators said Wednesday.

SEC: Deutsche Bank to Pay $9.5M for Failure to Safeguard Info

Deutsche Bank will pay a $9.5 million penalty to settle civil charges that it failed to properly safeguard material non-public information generated by its research analysts and publishing an improper research report, U.S. regulators said Wednesday.

What's On Our Radar: Thursday, September 29th, 2016

Finally, OPEC reaches an agreement -After a six-hour gathering in Algiers, OPEC members say they have reached an agreement on the need to cut crude output in order to reduce the global supply excess.

What's On Our Radar: Thursday, September 29th, 2016

Finally, OPEC reaches an agreement -After a six-hour gathering in Algiers, OPEC members say they have reached an agreement on the need to cut crude output in order to reduce the global supply excess.

U.S. Lifts 'Too Big to Fail' Designation of GE's Financing Unit

Lender GE Capital on Wednesday became the first firm to lose its designation as "systemically important," a label born of the financial crisis that the U.S. government gives to institutions with potential to wreck the economy in the event of distress.

U.S. Lifts 'Too Big to Fail' Designation of GE's Financing Unit

Lender GE Capital on Wednesday became the first firm to lose its designation as "systemically important," a label born of the financial crisis that the U.S. government gives to institutions with potential to wreck the economy in the event of distress.