Throughout the settled case the CFTC referred to Liew's employer generically as a large financial institution "financial institution 22.5" and mentioned other firms and traders at such firms generically.
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One that would cater to a customer that is concerned with where their money is being invested by their financial institution and how their financial institution treats its customers.
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They all turn on the notion that a large financial institution can be saved by efforts that focus only on the holding company at the top of the financial institution.
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Accordingly, FIRREA imposes civil liability on "whoever" engages in fraudulent conduct that affects a "federally insured financial institution," but the Justice Department interprets this "whoever" language to apply to the financial institution itself.
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Calk is charged with one count of financial institution bribery.
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Walden continued, asking Zuckerberg if Facebook was a financial institution.
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His brother owns First Bank, the country's largest financial institution.
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He owned PrivatBank, Ukraine's largest financial institution, from 21 to 21.
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Pop quiz: what is the largest financial institution in the world?
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Is it crazy to compare yourself to a large financial institution?
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Check what kind of protection the financial institution holding your money has.
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One of Comey's most conspicuous non-answers concerned a Russian financial institution.
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Vera left the Japanese financial institution in October, according to three sources.
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That Venmo account could only be funded through a traditional financial institution.
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It's one of the biggest breaches of a major financial institution ever.
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In the coming decade every financial institution will have a blockchain division.
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Cap the amount any financial institution can manage at a reasonable level.
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The indictment charges Mr. Calk with one count of financial institution bribery.
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The financial institution is the 26th largest bank in Lebanon, officials said.
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We don't know if a cryptocurrency exchange is a foreign financial institution.
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EST: The House votes, including on the Financial Institution Customer Protection Act.
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Interestingly, Kushner has a long-standing relationship with the German financial institution.
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GenBank became the first Russian financial institution to move into the Crimean peninsula.
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It is not a financial institution, although it offers payment tools for users.
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Nearly 36% of Australians are using CBA as their primary financial institution (FI).
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The town's only financial institution, First Niagara Bank, shut its doors in October.
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The company has partnered with a French financial institution to issue these cards.
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We always thought Alipay could actually grow to become a huge financial institution.
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The PBOC can prevent the Lehman-style collapse of a major financial institution.
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Breakingviews What is the cost of being labeled a systemically important financial institution?
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It is not your friend when you have a financial institution in trouble.
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Berkshire is already the largest shareholder in another major financial institution: Wells Fargo.
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Ms. Meng's presentation to the financial institution constituted fraud, Mr. Gibb-Carsley said.
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CT: HSBC is a 153 year old financial institution with headquarters in London.
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This is on top of our oil sanctions and our financial institution sanctions.
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" The court refused and instead told the jury that "the government must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Shaw knowingly executed a scheme to defraud a financial institution as to a material matter with intent to defraud the financial institution.
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New tools that allow the FDIC to close any failed, systematically important financial institution should give policymakers a way out of the box they found themselves in in 2008, when the options were unjust bailouts or collapse of the financial institution.
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We would thus classify the Iron Bank as a systemically important financial institution [SIFI].
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Speak with your financial institution first to look at your pre-approval loan options.
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Regulators decided that American International Group is no longer a systemically important financial institution.
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On the face of it, comparing yourself to a large financial institution seems crazy.
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China's SDIC is the first major Chinese financial institution to exit the coal industry.
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To be sure, every financial institution is prone to risk of internal self-dealing.
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Talk to your trusted financial institution to see what advice they have for you.
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Before leaving Deutsche Bank — Germany's largest financial institution — both defendants were senior traders there.
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Ms. Gutierrez managed to open accounts for her mother at a new financial institution.
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This year has delivered the largest OFAC penalty ever against a non-financial institution.
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Last year, Nisos did such a test on behalf of a major financial institution.
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In other cases, the financial institution may transfer the funds to your checking account.
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THE MET suggests a financial institution, not a place featuring the history of creativity.
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FDIC insurance protects your investments up to certain limits if your financial institution fails.
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The "resolution regime" refers to rules for unwinding a large financial institution that fails.
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Building Blackstone into the leading global financial institution it is today didn't come easy.
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In the two previous Congresses, the House of Representatives passed the Financial Institution Customer Protection Act, which would require an agency to prove that a business poses a material risk before requiring a financial institution to terminate a banking relationship with that business.
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And globally, 1.7 billion people don't have access to a bank or similar financial institution.
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Commentary by Elyse Cherry, CEO of Boston Community Capital, a nonprofit community-development financial institution.
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Greenlight added bets on Conduent Inc, Perrigo Co Plc and an unnamed European financial institution.
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The board would also benefit from adding directors with greater banking and financial institution experience.
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First, the government feels obliged to bail out a large financial institution if it fails.
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Before that, he was co-head of Royal Bank of Canada's U.S. financial institution group.
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The financial institution has also reportedly been used to plant Russian spies in U.S. soil.
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Deutsche Bank is Germany's largest financial institution, a crucial lender to the nation's export machine.
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Say a financial institution uses an algorithm to determine whether someone qualifies for a loan.
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First, if you have a financial institution that's in trouble, don't wait to fix it.
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Regulators voted to remove the systemically important financial institution designation from insurance giant AIG (AIG).
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The sprawling financial institution has served as the lead underwriter for Facebook, Spotify and Slack.
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So cutting base pay likely won't save a financial institution that much money, Johnson said.
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SMBC would be the first Japanese financial institution to tap the market in two years.
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Since the 1980s, investors have watched the government bail out one financial institution after another.
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Vecchio said the opposition had not yet opened an account with any U.S. financial institution.
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She was the first woman to chair a major government financial institution in the kingdom.
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Knowledge of financial institution issues and a superior understanding of Congressional operations derived from 2 – 5 years' experience on Capitol Hill, or Hill experience combined with lobbying experience through a firm, a trade association, or the Federal Legislative Liaison Office of a financial institution regulator.
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It's as if I'm there, minus the tellers, customers, and sounds of a bustling financial institution.
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That means if the financial institution you're banking with fails, you will get your money back.
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MetLife (MET) has outlined its plan to fight its designation as a systemically important financial institution.
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Yuan-based CDRs will be issued by a Chinese financial institution and traded on mainland exchanges.
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The statements about Epstein's wealth were based on records from an unnamed financial institution, they said.
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Treasury Secretary Jack Lew rejects MetLife's contention that it is not a systemically important financial institution.
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"This was an idea of a financial institution with no conflicts of interest," Ariely told me.
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Jose Enrique Concejo has been appointed global head of the financial institution group at Societe Generale.
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NNA is used by financial institution investors to measure a firm's success in attracting new business.
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With blockchain there's no custody or control by a central source, such as a financial institution.
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The more creditworthy you appear to a financial institution, the less interest you'll end up paying.
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These bonds, called total loss absorbing capacity, would be exchanged for shares in the financial institution.
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In joining the boycott, JPMorgan Chase became the second largest financial institution to avoid the hotels.
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Be sure to get the details from your employer or the financial institution providing the HSA.
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Among other things, it would make the Director removable at will, unlike other financial institution regulators.
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It's nice to see a major financial institution finally get up in public and say so.
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But those perks have yet to extend to every financial institution and business across the country.
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J.P. Morgan, the nation's biggest bank by assets, was the first financial institution to report earnings.
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You're not free if you can't sue a financial institution that gets caught ripping you off.
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For many years, he'd worked at Dean Witter Reynolds—a financial institution that no longer existed.
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Bain is precisely the kind of financial institution Warren has railed against on the campaign trail.
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"She understands the burden of being a financial institution serving the legal marijuana industry," he said.
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STALEY: FIRST OF ALL, JPMORGAN IS AN EXTRAORDINARY FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, THE LARGEST BANK IN THE WORLD TODAY.
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The exchange is not the only financial institution in London to crack down recently on day drinking.
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The company recently became the first firm to lose its designation as a "systemically important" financial institution.
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Starting today, it says its opening up the product to any financial institution wanting to use it.
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Finally, you need to follow up with the financial institution to confirm that your instructions were followed.
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Prudential was the only remaining nonbank to be considered a "systemically important financial institution" meriting tougher oversight.
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The quarter marks the last time the financial institution will report the results of Citi Holdings separately.
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"WeWork has retained a major Wall Street financial institution to arrange a financing," a WeWork spokeswoman said.
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This data is used in part to assess whether a firm is a systemically important financial institution.
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It will result in more government oppression — sponsored by the United States' most well-known financial institution.
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But it is hard to think of any other big financial institution so bereft of a purpose.
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So is every other major financial institution – or at least they're thinking about it and planning it.
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" For those looking to snag a job at the financial institution, be prepared to demonstrate "leadership characteristics.
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Keith Mestrich is president and CEO of the D.C.-based Amalgamated Bank, a union-owned financial institution.
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Accounts could be designated at any financial institution operating in the state, such as banks and brokerages.
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Because there's a huge difference between-- a financial institution, or a large corporation, and a Fintech company.
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" The European Union's (EU) lending arm, the EIB describes itself as the world's "biggest multilateral financial institution.
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Accounts could be opened at any financial institution operating in the state, such as banks and brokerages.
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Blackstone grew six times in size after the financial crisis, where almost every financial institution was shrinking.
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A candidate from a large financial institution could be seen as beholden to the banks or markets.
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The bride, 29, is a financial institution and policy analyst for the Federal Reserve Board in Washington.
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The bride, 201503, is a financial institution and policy analyst for the Federal Reserve Board in Washington.
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In the last two decades, economic modeling has become pervasive in all phases of financial institution operations.
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A central bank can solve this liquidity problem by lending to a financial institution experiencing a run.
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While OLA gives no taxpayer money to any financial institution, Republicans call it a bank "bailout" fund.
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"WeWork has retained a major Wall Street financial institution to arrange a financing," a WeWork spokeswoman said.
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Jose Placido, the global head of financial institution coverage, has been tapped as the next top exec.
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It is once again an industrial giant, and no longer one attached to a sprawling financial institution.
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Is there something about being a large financial institution that makes offering a competitive interest rate impossible?
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But 53 percent of those polled still said they would prefer to stick to one financial institution.
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The president and the German financial institution have had a long, symbiotic and, at times, troubled relationship.
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BlackRock is the largest financial institution in the world, with more than $4.5 trillion in assets under management.
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Step five: Use the second SBLC as security at a mainland financial institution to purchase top notch bonds.
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Once you choose a financial institution, your broker can walk you through the entire process over the phone.
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I should probably add that I never wanted to work for the police or a corporate financial institution.
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Consumers who find unauthorized charges in their bank account or credit card should contact their financial institution immediately.
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The order bars any financial institution, including E-Trade, from transferring or conveying any assets in the account.
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The company's designation as a systemically important financial institution isn't onerous, costing only $150 million extra a year.
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For the first time ever, a mobile gaming studio attracted the attention of a venerable old financial institution.
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A better idea might be to find a financial institution that caters to military and government employees abroad.
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Separately, the company announced it will buy back $27 billion in stock from a third party financial institution.
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Two years ago, the Financial Stability Oversight Council named MetLife a systemically important nonbank financial institution, or SiFi.
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This is one of the largest breaches of personal data held by a financial institution in US history.
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UniCredit, whose biggest shareholder is Abu Dhabi sovereign fund Aabar, is Italy's only globally systemically important financial institution.
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"Any financial institution that participates as a bidder could be involved in the inquiry," Mena said by phone.
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"It remains therefore ideally positioned to be the home base for a global financial institution such as HSBC".
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Rising costs were cited as the top reason for leaving a financial institution, followed by data security breaches.
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" General Electric's financial arm asked the U.S. government to quit designating it as a "systemically important financial institution.
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You can get a personal loan at a local credit union or financial institution as well as online.
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Morgan Stanley's investment management arm is the latest financial institution to make a boomerang hire from Silicon Valley.
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A fraudulent website masquerades as a legitimate one, such as a bank, financial institution, or email service provider.
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Axiata said the financial institution will also act as adviser should Keppel and SPH officially announce the transaction.
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It seems our bigger counterparts think that only the growth of one kind of financial institution is allowed.
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Currently, any bank with over $50 billion in assets is automatically considered a "Systemically Important Financial Institution" (SIFI).
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council, for example, recently stripped AIG of its "systemically important financial institution" (SIFI) designation.
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With such enabling common data structures, multiple financial institution systems can be built using common industry infrastructure specifications.
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You really don't have a choice but to do business with a financial institution connected to the grid.
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In a financial crisis, abruptly pulling the plug on a major financial institution would only make things worse.
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If member countries agree to accept Hausmann, the IADB would be the first financial institution to back Guaido.
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The former International Monetary Fund chief took the helm at the euro zone's top financial institution last month.
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European policymaking has shifted away from the themes of fiscal discipline, economic reform and European financial institution-building.
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The financial institution, Superbia, said on its website that it will open its "virtual doors" in early 2020.
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Another source said that Horcicova had resigned in order to take up a position at another financial institution.
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New tellers usually had "unlimited access to financial institution customers' account data," the attorney general, Eric T. Schneiderman, wrote.
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Using a local financial institution, "we have one-year government-insured CDs earning 2600 percent per year," Staton said.
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It is critically important to understand and target these channels, typologies, financial-institution facilitators, and front-companies of concern.
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The settlements represent the second largest penalty ever imposed on a financial institution for violations of U.S. economic sanctions.
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However, it would certainly apply to Facebook, and bar any involvement with Libra as affiliation with a financial institution.
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RATING SENSITIVITIES Co-op Money NZ's ratings are sensitive to developments in New Zealand's non-bank financial institution sector.
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Long story short: as a financial institution, they want to back a winner, and Cersei doesn't seem like one.
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It was the first time in a decade that a Taiwan-based financial institution was penalized by U.S. authorities.
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Emails might look like something you'd receive from a trusted institution such as a company platform or financial institution.
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GS: Well, they're not a 200-year-old financial institution founded on a winding alley in downtown New York.
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"Whenever we approach a financial institution, the first question is about coal," said its chief financial officer, Marek Wadowski.
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His clients at the Swiss bank include financial institution groups and those in the technology, media and telecom field.
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If you're having trouble deciding, talk to your financial institution to see what rate fits best with your budget.
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He says the capital requirements will work as an insurance policy against a financial institution going out of business.
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They said they learned of the payments through records they obtained from a financial institution, which was not identified.
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Regulators now make similar reporting demands on each financial institution, forcing them to send data separately to each regulator.
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BICE is not considered by Fitch as a domestically important financial institution (D-SIFI) of the Chilean financial system.
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There's an old adage that the most valuable asset a financial institution has walks out the door every day.
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We-- we are the-- the financial institution with the most patents-- highest ranking on the U.S. Patent Office list.
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Luz Urrutia is the CEO of Opportunity Fund, the nation's largest nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution supporting small businesses.
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The attack: The first hack is believed to have targeted a government-controlled financial institution through malware called Bankshot.
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Third, no living will can solve the "too big to fail" problem for a highly complex global financial institution.
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They say, as a financial institution, you can't beat the market unless you think differently from everyone else. Right.
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Well after Mr. Welch retired, the financial crisis would put G.E., the nation's largest nonbank financial institution, in peril.
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Well after Mr. Welch retired, the financial crisis would put G.E., the nation's largest nonbank financial institution, in peril.
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If suspicious activities are found in a bank account, the financial institution must promptly report to the regulatory authorities.
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And Bloomberg points out that the bank, which adopted the policy Thursday, is the world's largest multilateral financial institution.
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The triple-A rated financial institution is offering investors 28 basis points over mid-swaps for the debt sale.
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Regulators could not see the risk exposure that any one financial institution had within the interconnected global financial system.
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While OLA gives no taxpayer money to any financial institution, Republicans say it's a bank "bailout" by another name.
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The court documents filed Friday only presented initial findings "from a single unnamed financial institution," according to the Times.
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Thus, if the financial institution underwrote or sold subprime mortgage backed securities that caused it or others to suffer a loss during the 2008 crisis, that activity could, under the Justice Department interpretation, fall within the language of FIRREA, and the financial institution itself could then be fined by the Justice Department.
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Shares in the new combined entity, which becomes the second biggest financial institution in Abu Dhabi, began trading on Wednesday.
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By slimming down, AIG could shed its designation as a non-bank systematically important financial institution (SIFI), Icahn has said.
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Madoff could not have carried out his fraud without banks, and his financial institution of choice was J.P. Morgan Chase.
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Additionally, detection strategies must be custom-built to the global geographic nexus and product offerings of each specific financial institution.
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In 2013, the bank became the first private financial institution in North Africa to issue bonds in international capital markets.
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In 20013 they labelled it a "systemically important financial institution" (SIFI), ie, one big enough to pose a global risk.
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The situation might be different in developing countries, where there is a lack of financial institution infrastructure and unstable currencies.
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Among them is H.R. 766, my Financial Institution Customer Protection Act, which would bring to an end Operation Choke Point.
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The ownership arises from performance-linked notes issued by a financial institution, the foundation said in a statement, without elaborating.
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However, virtually every major financial institution ties a portion of retail bankers' compensation to sales goals — for now, at least.
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Barclays was the last traditional financial institution to still run a major operation on the floor of the Big Board.
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If you pre-ordered a Vive, we encourage you to contact your financial institution to notify them of upcoming charges.
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"Instead of turning to a financial institution, they'd rather turn to a family member," Dorsainvil said of people of color.
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The transaction will be the largest equity investment in a Philippine financial institution by a foreign investor, Security Bank said.
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In the 1970s, he was a lawyer for the Lincoln Savings and Loan Association, the financial institution in Irvine, Calif.
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Consumers who notice any of these activities should notify their bank or financial institution right away, according to the CFPB.
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"I had a case like that: The financial institution named the trustee of the trust as the beneficiary," Simmonds added.
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Anyone can open up and contribute to a traditional or Roth IRA through a brokerage firm or other financial institution.
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Financial regulators announced Wednesday that it was no longer treated GE Capital as a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI.
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LONDON, Sept 27 (IFR) - Jose Enrique Concejo has been appointed global head of the financial institution group at Societe Generale.
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But likely the more dangerous issue would be the failure of a major financial institution or disruption in financial markets.
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That same regulatory model has the ability to recognize when a major financial institution is in a slow downward spiral.
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The World Bank says that 1.7 billion adults are "unbanked," meaning they don't have an account with a financial institution.
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Getting 100 percent clean energy is the dream, but we're finally seeing a financial institution turn it into a reality.
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In the catalogue, the main sponsor (a financial institution) proudly describes how contemporary art attracts new investors to the region.
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At the time, G.E. was the largest nonbank financial institution in America, and its liabilities weighed on the industrial company.
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Starting in the late 1990s, it was the only mainstream financial institution willing to consistently do business with Mr. Trump.
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You scan or type in your card number, and wait for confirmation and verification from the card's backing financial institution.
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Nearly every major financial institution paid billions of dollars in fines, but the Obama administration did not go after individuals.
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Cleaning up the mess falls to one of the few women leading a major American financial institution: Abigail P. Johnson.
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It's important to note whether FDIC protection is provided directly by the company or through a third-party financial institution.
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"He was building a business model for a huge financial institution that was built on knowingly cheating people," she said.
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Perisai and its joint venture partner Emas Offshore Ltd received an indicative financing offer from a financial institution on Sept.
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This loss hit consumers regardless of whether their financial institution is subject to the Durbin amendment price controls or not.
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Source: Ernst and Young A cryptocurrency hack can also be more damaging than a cyberattack on a traditional financial institution.
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Prudential Financial is asking an interagency group of regulators to strip its designation as a "systemically important" nonbank financial institution.
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Sam MarksNew YorkThe writer is executive director of the New York City office of LISC, a community development financial institution.
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"You need a bank or financial institution willing to do business with you and look the other way," Hays said.
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Lying to a financial institution to get a loan would be bank fraud, which carries a maximum 30 year sentence.
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John Bolton, the U.S. national security advisor, last week threatened to impose sanctions against any financial institution that help Maduro.
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If the board agrees to accept Guaido's representative, it would be the first financial institution to make such a move.
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Instead, an inheritor should ask a financial institution to set up a specially titled "inherited I.R.A." The financial institution must ensure that the funds transfer directly from the firm that holds the benefactor's I.R.A. Ed Slott, a certified public accountant and I.R.A. specialist in Rockville Centre, N.Y., recalled a visit from a client's son.
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Managing risk either as a financial institution or as a regulator requires knowing what financial institution or non-financial counterparty is at risk; what risks that entity is imposing cumulatively on the parent entity; and which of the financial products or contracts owned by that entity is putting that entity and its parent at risk.
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Shedding the onerous label of being a Systemically Important Financial Institution marked a milestone both for MetLife and the insurance industry.
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Though having the debts of the crown to the Faith greatly reduces the size of the Faith as a financial institution.
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Contact: Primary Analyst Iwan Wisaksana Director PT Fitch Ratings Indonesia Financial Institution DBS Bank Tower 22015th Floor, Suite 27 Jl. Prof.
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Deutsche Bank, the troubled German financial institution, is mulling the ouster of a pair of key executives, according to Dow Jones.
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Contacts: Primary Analyst Iwan Wisaksana Director PT Fitch Ratings Indonesia Financial Institution DBS Bank Tower 224th Floor, Suite 29935 Jl. Prof.
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The mortgages are being funded via a commitment of £500 million investment provided by an unnamed "leading, FCA-regulated financial institution".
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Jamie Dimon, the boss of JPMorgan—the sort of financial institution that bitcoin fans dislike—has described it as "a fraud".
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Now, virtually every major financial institution has either already rolled out their own automated asset manager, or plans to sometime soon.
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The company shed its designation as a non-bank systemically important financial institution after divesting most of its GE Capital business.
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I went out on the links with a higher-up from a financial institution, the name of which I don't remember.
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"Once investors question their confidence in a financial institution, they've already lost their confidence in it," one Wall Streeter emailed me.
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Contact: Primary Analyst Iwan Wisaksana Director PT Fitch Ratings Indonesia Financial Institution DBS Bank Tower 228th Floor, Suite 303 Jl. Prof.
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Banco Popular, the biggest financial institution, which had already been buffeted by a wave of bad loans, was hit by another.
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Note the bit that says the "large platform utilities" can't even be "affiliated with" a person that is a financial institution.
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In March U.S. District Court Judge Rosemary Collyer rescinded the government's 2014 designation of MetLife as a systematically important financial institution.
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It would otherwise take between 6 to 18 months for a financial institution to deploy or update an application, OpenFin said.
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When making these contributions, be sure that your financial institution or advisor designates the funds for the appropriate years, Slott said.
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The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC) describes the unbanked as adults without an account with a bank or other financial institution.
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The FSOC has the power to set individual speed limits for each and every nonbank financial institution under its designation jurisdiction.
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Goldman Sachs, a famous American financial institution, is propping up this evil regime by purchasing billions of dollars worth of bonds.
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Meanwhile, more than 18 percent are "underbanked" – meaning they have a checking account but turn to a non-traditional financial institution.
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ACKNOWLEDGES RECEIPT OF DIRECTOR NOMINATIONS FROM ERIC HOVDE AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTION PARTNERS III, LP Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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According to a 2012 FDIC report, there are more than 85033 counties where a community bank is the only financial institution.
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The Washington Post reported Tuesday night that the company is a foreign financial institution, citing two sources familiar with the case.
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"WeWork has retained a major Wall Street financial institution to arrange financing," a WeWork representative told Business Insider in a statement.
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A financial institution facing trouble growing its user base, for example, may opt to automate initial customer interactions to cut costs.
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You can get a credit line at a financial institution, and your credit score will determine how much you qualify for.
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Managers at a government financial institution gave employees half of Monday off and ordered them to vote, one employee told Reuters.
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He is a managing director, responsible for the coverage of financial institution clients in the Benelux, France and parts of Switzerland.
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NUMBER ONE, WAS YOU KNOW, WE UNILATERALLY IMPOSED SANCTIONS ON A CHINESE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION AND A COMPANY AND TWO PEOPLE THERE.
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"You have to get somebody within a legitimate financial institution and compromise them," Melvin Patterson, a spokesman for the DEA, explains.
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Akuno enumerated a four-part agenda: a co-op incubator, an education center, a financial institution, and an association of cooperatives.
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When you sell the policy, it gets held in a blind pool overseen by a financial institution other than the buyer.
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The sanctions freeze assets held by the individuals in the United States and prevent them from using any American financial institution.
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But this history does include a colorful story involving Aaron Burr, Alexander Hamilton and the origins of a multinational financial institution.
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Although millennials could establish their own IRAs, they rarely get around to finding a financial institution and filling out an application.
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For instance, at one financial institution, an email addressed by a victim named "Greg" to his financial advisor, "Joel," drew suspicion.
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MetLife is currently in a legal tangle over federal regulators designating it a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI, in 2014.
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You might also want to check if your bank, credit card issuer or other financial institution has any tax-filing deals.
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Employees at all levels of a financial institution notice when a trading desk abruptly falls short by a few million dollars.
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There is no moral hazard created by the Fed lending to a financial institution that is the victim of an irrational run.
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Ethio Telecom is one of Africa's few remaining telecoms monopolies and the state-owned Commercial Bank of Ethiopia the largest financial institution.
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The exact timing depends on how quickly the machines can be converted for use under the brand name of another financial institution.
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The report came a day after The Washington Post reported that the unnamed company in the case is a foreign financial institution.
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The first speech Monday was be delivered by St. Louis Federal Reserve President James Bullard at a financial institution forum in Beijing.
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Virtually every incumbent financial institution (FI) is now looking inward and engaging in an innovation drive, spurred on by competition from fintechs.
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A central bank, financial institution, or custodian is trusted with the administration, similar to how exchange-traded funds are created and destroyed.
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SoFi is a financial institution based in San Francisco with $1.9 billion in funding and a $4.4 billion valuation, according to PitchBook.
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"We are… building a software layer that is agnostic to the financial institution or retailer that it plugs into," Cusden-Ross says.
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It also would impose secondary sanctions on any financial institution found to be participating in any offshore dollar clearing system with Iran.
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Synchrony will also buy about $1 billion in participation interests in PayPal receivables held by some investors and a chartered financial institution.
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American Express was the first financial institution to launch a Messenger chatbot, which it announced in June and rolled out in August.
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He will leave the Bank of Mexico to lead the Bank for International Settlements, a financial institution based in Basel, Switzerland. nyti.
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"It really shows how quickly liquidity or confidence in a financial institution can totally evaporate within a couple of weeks," said Teich.
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MEXIM is a development financial institution with a specific mandate to finance and support Malaysian export and import activities and overseas projects.
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The prospect of increasing regulatory capital requirements associated with MetLife's nonbank systemically important financial institution (SIFI) designation weighed heavily in its decision.
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The Washington Post reported Tuesday that the corporation in question is a "foreign financial institution" subpoenaed in connection with the Mueller investigation.
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"We believe that technology must be a core competency of a global financial institution," he said in a press release on Tuesday.
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Talk to a financial institution you can trust, and they'll help you choose the right card for your lifestyle — and your budget.
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New York City (CNN)This is what it feels like to ring the opening bell at the nation's most iconic financial institution.
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At the end of 2014 the regulators designated MetLife, whose business extends far beyond individual life insurance, a systemically important financial institution.
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Another bill, the Financial Institution Consumer Protection Act, would limit federal agencies' ability to order depository institutions to terminate specific customer accounts.
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That's why Congress should raise or recalibrate the threshold for a bank to be deemed a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI.
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They are currently prohibited from storing their money in a financial institution, because the profits are generated from an federally banned drug.
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Cohen, meanwhile, pleaded guilty to five counts of tax evasion and one count of making a false statement to a financial institution.
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Citigroup's profit and revenue plunged in the first quarter, as the bank became the latest large financial institution to report lackluster results.
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For opponents, the core of Bitcoin's appeal is the fact that it operates beyond the control of any government or financial institution.
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A bail-in is the rescue of a financial institution by making its creditors and depositors take a loss on their holdings.
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People around the world take money from a financial institution it partially owns, fly on its planes and sleep in its hotels.
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Often, you financial institution will include the name under which they are listed with the FDIC at the bottom of their website.
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But since the company qualifies as a systemically important financial institution in regulators' eyes, at least its operations are watched more closely.
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"As a company centered around knowledge and risk expertise, Swiss Re is a truly inspirational financial institution," Ermotti said in a statement.
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Many of those successful wealth-builders keep their checking accounts at one financial institution while their savings are at a different one.
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Then there are currency conversion fees, also known as foreign transaction fees, which vary from 1-3% depending on your financial institution.
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The outage was caused by an operational error during system maintenance, not an attack, and it did not involve a financial institution.
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If you're invested in a managed account, your financial institution or advisor will typically take care of rebalancing your portfolio for you.
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The companies were subsidiaries of Guangdong International Trust & Investment which in 1999 became China's first non-bank financial institution to enter bankruptcy.
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If you invested $1,173 in the financial institution 10 years ago, your investment would be worth more than $4,000 as of Feb.
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I work for a financial institution, so I've been trying to help them with budgeting and getting them back on their feet.
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There is a 40 percent year-over-year increase in financial institution credentials being sold on the dark web, according to Intsights.
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An IRA is a type of a tax-advantaged investment account you can open on your own at almost any financial institution.
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Depending on your financial institution, you may also be able to set up alerts for large purchases and other red-flag transactions.
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In 2013, it became the first private financial institution from North Africa to issue bonds on international capital markets, raising $300 million.
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The idea of the CFPB is there might be a financial institution that wants to enter into a business relationship with you.
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Greenland has made extensive investments in financial institution, consumer goods and infrastructure industries in 2015, which contributed to the increase in Greenland's leverage.
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And if you have money parked with another financial institution covered by the FDIC, you are also covered for up to $250,000 there.
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Nakamoto envisioned bitcoin as an alternative form of electronic cash that would not require the backing of the government or a financial institution.
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Some of that included sensitive personally identifiable information, including an applicant's address, financial institution name, electronic funds transfer number, and bank transit number.
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Student loans are facilitated directly with BND, but other loans, called participation loans, go through a local financial institution — often with BND support.
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They also want to impose secondary sanctions on any financial institution found to be participating in any offshore dollar clearing system with Iran.
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Shrinking the balance sheet is important for AIG, which is currently labeled a systemically important financial institution, or SIFI, by the U.S. government.
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In this novel way of funding charitable work, a financial institution gives money to a charity, which tries to achieve various specified outcomes.
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After a breach, attackers may pose as your financial institution or advisor, sending emails designed to trick you into revealing more financial information.
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This reckless financial institution was none other than the Imperial Ottoman Bank that had grown rich from tax farming a few years earlier.
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Non-seasonally adjusted financial CP outstanding fell by $19.3 billion, which included an $11.4 billion reduction among foreign banks and other financial institution.
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Instead, customers pay $250 a year for an array of comically pointless perks and a card that isn't linked to any financial institution.
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Banco Nacion, the country's largest financial institution, set its annual nominal reference rate for business loans at 27 percent, down from 32 percent.
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The judges assessed the transactions on the following criteria: innovation, impact, scalability, and value addition from ADB and the financial institution or company.
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These factors are partly offset by its high initial leverage and segment concentration as nearly all offerings serve its financial institution customer base.
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YOU LOOK, IN THE ORDINARY COURSE OF MY LIFE, IS WE'RE AN UNDERWRITER OF DEBT, WE'RE A VERY IMPORTANT AND INFLUENTIAL FINANCIAL INSTITUTION.
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Both financial institution (FI) and industrial issuers recorded more downgrades than upgrades in 2015 and by the same margin of 1.5 to 1.
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In fact, financial institutions reported actual earnings-per-shares (EPS) came in higher than what 28503 percent of financial institution analysts had expected.
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"WeWork has retained a major Wall Street financial institution to arrange financing," a WeWork representative told Business Insider in a statement on Sunday.
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Its 1,000 branches and some 500 billion euros of assets make it the fourth-largest financial institution in the euro zone's biggest economy.
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These changes would likely raise the limit on what is considered a systemically important financial institution, which had hampered some banks from merging.
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When you're approved and ready to draw money from your credit line, the financial institution may give you a specific card or checks.
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The hedge fund firm said this committee should appoint a major international financial institution to perform an independent fairness opinion on Zodiac shares.
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Thus, we reject pending "Chapter 14" proposals that would tie financial institution resolution under the Bankruptcy Code to the use of that approach.
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Hill has kept the major financial institution in the mix on banking regulations, cybersecurity and data breach protections for more than a decade.
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Perisai plans to talk to bondholders about an alternative proposal after it received an indicative financing offer from a financial institution on Sept.
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Bitcoin has captured the imagination of technologists because it's the first global payment system that's not run by any government or financial institution.
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And a big investor in Mr. Milner's Facebook deal received financing from Gazprom Investholding, another government-controlled financial institution, according to the documents.
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If your bank or financial institution is not listed, you should still reach out directly to ask about what assistance it can provide.
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"We believe that the bank, under the right management, can move forward and remain a pivotal financial institution in Denmark's society," he said.
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Tyurin allegedly hacked one financial institution in Manhattan and came away with the personal data of more than 80 million people, officials said.
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With the help of Dodd-Frank, there's been significant progress made toward ensuring that a systemically risky financial institution can be wound down.
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At its core, the issue of TBTF is whether the financial system can survive the failure of a large, globally-interconnected financial institution.
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The Times, citing financial records and people with knowledge of the matter, reported that the other financial institution is the Melrose Credit Union.
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The company did not identify the financial institution, but said about $20 million would be made available to resolve the situation with bondholders.
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Similar [to] using Apple Pay or PayPal, or running foreign currency though a foreign exchange financial institution in order to receive U.S. dollars.
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A better option might be to keep your checking account balance low, and hold your savings in a different financial institution, Stephens said.
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Calk has pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of soliciting a bribe in exchange for aid from a federally regulated financial institution.
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BUDAPEST — The International Investment Bank, an obscure Russian financial institution with a small-time balance sheet, is an unlikely source of global intrigue.
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Following Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase last week, Bank of America is now the third big U.S. financial institution to top second-quarter profit forecasts.
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Records from that financial institution and a second unnamed bank showed Cohen had received at least seven checks from Trump totaling $280,000 since February.
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Treasury Secretary Mnuchin warned Monday that such a move could trigger sanctions against any financial institution that engages in "certain significant transactions" with Iran.
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"We have found that certain domesic financial institution helped customers in speculuating exchange rates... and we have already investigated and taken action," he said.
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Starting in the late 1990s, Deutsche Bank was the only mainstream financial institution consistently willing to lend money to Mr. Trump and his companies.
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Find a bank or other financial institution that offers high-yield savings accounts; interest rates on those accounts are typically between 103% and 2%.
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Bankruptcy courts might struggle to cleanly resolve a complicated financial institution; there's also a risk that private liquidity to the firm might run dry.
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While Clinton is calling for aggressive new spending programs, she also is proposing offsetting hikes on estates, investments and financial institution taxes, among others.
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Chase apologized for the tweet, but the financial institution is far from the only Twitter user that has felt regret for their bad tweets.
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It involved a massive attack on JPMorgan affecting 83 million customers, the largest theft of customer data from a U.S. financial institution, authorities said.
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It later emerged that one of the proposed investors is SoftBank, the Japan-based financial institution that runs the world's biggest technology investment fund.
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Fitch views the uncertainty around MetLife's ultimate status relative to the potential non-bank systematically important financial institution (SIFI) designation to be credit neutral.
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In majority-white counties, there are an average of 41 financial institution for every 100,000 people compared with 20171 in non-white majority neighborhoods.
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Nubank, for example, is the sixth-largest financial institution (FI) by customers in Brazil, as well as the country's fifth-biggest credit card issuer.
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Reuters reported in December that HSBC which is referred to in the indictment only as "Financial Institution 1" figured prominently in the Huawei case.
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"The growing interest in the multilateral financial institution in Africa points to China's emergence as a favored lender, rivaling the World Bank," per Adegoke.
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Their supplier, Asheville Brewers Supply, extended them additional credit, during which time McCrae claims that they made numerous attempts to contact the financial institution.
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Mr. Wisenberg was chief of the Financial Institution and Health Care Fraud Unit in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Texas.
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G.E. last cut its dividend in 2009 in the throes of the financial crisis, when it was the nation's largest non-bank financial institution.
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Amit Bhandari, a 40-year-old who works at a financial institution, recently purchased a condo at the Dahlia, the Upper West Side building.
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On Monday, Mr. Simmons announced his Utah-based institution would lobby watchdogs to nix its status as a SIFI — a systemically important financial institution.
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Mr. Mellon, a prominent investor based in the Isle of Man, is a partner with Mr. Banks in a financial institution on the island.
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Canada revised its temporary visa program partly because the Royal Bank of Canada, the country's largest financial institution, shuffled jobs overseas using that technique.
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But what if it were required to act as a private financial institution and it was not immune to all normal rules of finance?
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Across North Africa, just 41% of adults have access to a formal account at a financial institution, well below the average for developing countries.
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The president, his family and his company also filed a lawsuit against Deutsche Bank to block the financial institution from complying with congressional subpoenas.
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But we've run the business, it's about 73 1/2 times, roughly, then we're the fastest-growing, decent-sized financial institution in the world.
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Ms. Tolstedt saw her department as a "sales organization, like department or retail stores, rather than a service-oriented financial institution," the report said.
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His ultimate goal would be to help create "a financial institution that my daughter would love," he said or his 15-year-old daughter.
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He eventually partnered with his mentor and friend Pete Peterson to found Blackstone, vowing to create a new and different kind of financial institution.
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Reconciling separate, non-standard ledger data kept by each financial institution is one of the major causes of the financial system's vulnerability to cyberattacks.
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The nation's least-populous state hopes the establishment of a special financial institution for holding cryptocurrency will draw a steady stream of digital assets.
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First Hawaiian Bank, whose roots go back to 1858, is Hawaii's oldest and largest financial institution with branch locations throughout Hawaii, Guam and Saipan.
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The combined company will remain comfortably under the asset threshold that would make it a systematically important financial institution, sparing it increased regulatory scrutiny.
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"The banks are probably going to share some of the pain, but Apollo is a marquee customer for every financial institution," one investor said.
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The financial institution has $100 million on hand that it borrows from Treasury, but can borrow up to $30 billion at any one time.
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Because the GCF is the world's only financial institution devoted solely to climate finance in the developing world, its actions are being closely watched.
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Reuters reported in December that HSBC – which is referred to in the indictment only as "Financial Institution 22017" – figured prominently in the Huawei case.
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They had lobbied to split up A.I.G. so that it could avoid the "systemically important financial institution" designation that brings extra regulatory scrutiny and costs.
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The insurer has been trying to convince U.S. regulators to shed its "systemically important financial institution" label, which triggers stricter oversight and greater capital requirements.
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Distributions for inherited accounts are calculated differently, so be sure to double check with your financial institution on how much you need to take out.
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The central bank circular read that every bank or financial institution must establish a data centre within three months from the date of the circular.
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When I was in middle school, she supervised a team of custodians in a building that housed the corporate offices of a major financial institution.
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Letter said it involved an information-sharing arrangement among several committees related to a subpoena for records from another financial institution, which he didn't identify.
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Other upcoming listings in Hong Kong include financial institution Home Credit's up to $1.5 billion IPO and Bank of Guizhou's up to $1 billion listing.
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"There is no single price for operational risk insurance as there are too many variables to consider and each financial institution is different," Deftereos said.
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The records obtained from that financial institution also showed that Epstein, 66, earns more than $10 million in income annually, according to the government's filing.
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The financial Institution Regulatory Authority (FINRA) has indicated that on a net basis 1 of every four B/Ds has left the business since 2009.
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The court filing by prosecutors accompanies a restraining order barring any financial institution, including E-Trade, from transferring or conveying any assets in the account.
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In September, we helped co-launch an innovative co-working space called Cubo in partnership with Itau, the largest private financial institution in Latin America.
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This isn't the first time a watchlist like this has leaked; three years ago a similar list maintained by financial institution Thomson Reuters also leaked.
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If you have hearings on a financial institution and have something negative to go after them on, it could affect, for example, their stock price.
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Contacts: Primary Analyst Iwan Wisaksana Director +231 21 2988 6807 PT Fitch Ratings Indonesia Financial Institution DBS Bank Tower 24th Floor, Suite 04 Jl. Prof.
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But should the business grow, Sardana says Maersk will look at other options such as partnering with a bank or creating its own financial institution.
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Mueller was also investigating Cohen for false bank entries, false statement to a financial institution, bank fraud, wire fraud and money laundering, the documents show.
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Contact: Primary Analyst Tomi Rustamiaji Analyst +62 21 5003 6810 PT Fitch Ratings Indonesia Financial Institution DBS Bank Tower 24th Floor, Suite 2403 Jl. Prof.
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Illinois penalized the bank earlier this week while California announced a 12-month sanction against Wells Fargo, that state's oldest financial institution, on Sept. 28.
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And for the financial institution actually issuing the loan, the offline nature of the transaction means they don't really have any relationship with the borrower.
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Deutsche Bank was, notably, the only important financial institution that would work with Trump after his bankruptcies in the 1990s, lending him over $1 billion.
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Cohen, meanwhile, pleaded guilty to eight charges, including five counts of tax evasion and one count of making a false statement to a financial institution.
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Contacts: Primary Analyst Iwan Wisaksana Director +303 230 22013 231 PT Fitch Ratings Indonesia Financial Institution DBS Bank Tower 24th Floor, Suite 2403 Jl. Prof.
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James Gutierrez is the Founder and CEO of INSIKT, a technology enabled CDFI (Community Development Financial Institution) providing affordable, credit-building loans to underbanked consumers.
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Interest from a local financial institution in the stake could raise the possibility of a merger, but so far there is no indication of this.
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Lastly, the company said it was in talks with a financial institution to restructure a 257 million dirhams credit facility due for repayment on Sept.
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A money-laundering scandal in Danske Bank's Estonian branch has brought unwelcome attention to possible corruption and poor controls in the country's largest financial institution.
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Deschatres is responsible for covering financial institution clients in France, Belgium and Luxembourg, and supporting their business needs in Asia, the Middle East and Africa.
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The department identified the trader as Christopher Cummins but did not identify his employer other than saying it is a New York-based financial institution.
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It's an amount of money extended to you by a financial institution, such as a bank, that you can draw from when you need it.
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If one financial institution offers a higher interest rate, but tacks on fees, you may want to reconsider the lower interest rate option after all.
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"It's completely obvious that we have an interest in Deutsche Bank again becoming a stable financial institution that is successful nationally and internationally," Gabriel said.
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At the time of the breach, it was reported that the hackers took advantage of the infamous Heartbleed bug to hack into the financial institution.
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Rogers specifically cited licensed money transfer companies, and his bill likely would extend to any other financial institution that handles actual currency, such as banks.
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You are also risking what happens if the financial institution has some sort of glitch in its database and you no longer receive your statements.
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The AIIB was launched in 2016 as a multilateral financial institution, in the style of the World Bank, to support infrastructure building in Asia-Pacific.
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This, however, is different from a bailout where external parties such as a state government may rush to rescue a financial institution using taxpayers money.
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We are now a safer and sounder financial institution focused on helping our clients finance economic growth, job creation, retirement security, college savings, and more.
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Alerts to remind you about upcoming bills are handy too, and according to Taub are just as quick to set up through your financial institution.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Committee (FSOC) said the insurance and financial services company would no longer be considered a "systemically important financial institution" or SIFI.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to making false statements to a financial institution, however, not bank fraud, and prosecutors have not alleged that any bank lost money.
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Later in the morning, soldiers launched a similar mutiny in the city of Daloa, according to Yolande Kouame, who works for a financial institution there.
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In March, a federal judge ruled that financial regulators erred in determining that the insurance giant MetLife was a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI.
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It was the first non-banking financial institution to issue auto-ABS in 2008 and it has issued seven auto-loan ABS transactions to date.
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He allegedly also falsified bank documents to obtain a car loan from another financial institution to cover the remaining balance of the vehicle, prosecutors said.
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A federal oversight panel will scrap the "systemically important financial institution" designation, which subjects non-bank firms like insurers and asset managers to intrusive oversight.
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The results make Bank of America the third big U.S. financial institution that has topped second-quarter profit forecasts, following Citigroup and JPMorgan Chase last week.
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The Vikings' home stadium in Minneapolis is named U.S. Bank Stadium, and the Minneapolis-based financial institution is reportedly a major investor in the controversial project.
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One source recalled an instance from 2016 in which OIA personnel, inserting themselves into a domestic money-laundering case, sought information from a Delaware financial institution.
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Perhaps the slump in volatility-based funds or even crypto-currencies could cause a crisis at some financial institution, inflicting a dent in confidence more generally.
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However, Mastercard Africa is exploring models for buyer and financial institution transaction and referral fees toward "a commercial product generating a profit," said a company spokesperson.
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That said, backers of the financial institution say if that happens U.S. companies with international sales could potentially find themselves at a disadvantage against foreign competitors.
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Such legislation was passed after the Great Recession with the goal of protecting consumers and preventing another collapse of a major financial institution like Lehman Brothers.
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Accompanying the institute's bid was a business plan and a letter endorsing it, apparently provided by the Gibraltar branch of a Danish financial institution, Jyske Bank.
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In Germany, Chancellor Angela Merkel faces intense political pressure not to bail out Deutsche Bank, even though it's clearly the most systemically important European financial institution.
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The Catalonian administration had planned to convert into longer-term debt three redemptions maturing in November and December 4 and January 28414 with a financial institution.
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It is the first time in a decade that a Taiwan-based financial institution has been penalized by U.S. authorities, according to Taiwan's Financial Supervisory Commission.
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Investigations found that Leissner issued an unauthorized reference letter to a financial institution based in Luxembourg in June 2015 using the letterhead of Goldman Sachs (Asia).
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In February 2014, Forge was placed into voluntary administration and liquidation, at the direction of a substantial financial institution, Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Ltd.
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In the financial crisis of 2008, America's regulators, policymakers and elected officials were repeatedly shocked to learn about one failing systemically significant financial institution after another.
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MetLife, the largest American life insurer, fought the government's labeling of it as a systemically important financial institution, which would have subjected it to extra regulation.
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Because the United States government is the largest financial institution in the world, you would hope that there would be a lot of accountants in Congress.
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Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts total, including five counts of tax evasion and one count of making a false statement to a financial institution.
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The timing of Stonebriar's creation - just before GE Capital said it wanted to shed its SIFI (systemically important financial institution) status - could not have been better.
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Regulations that took effect this year in the European Union standardize how member countries are supposed to handle the potential implosion of a large financial institution.
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But, he said, a financial institution cannot inform its client or anyone named in the subpoena if the prosecutor requests that the institution not do so.
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If you don't have the revenue or credit profile to get lending from a bank, they will likely send you to a Community Development Financial Institution.
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The scheme also involved a massive attack on JPMorgan affecting 83 million customers, the largest theft of customer data from a U.S. financial institution, authorities said.
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"This was an action I took as an individual looking to sever ties with what I regard as a dishonest financial institution," he said by email.
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When it was lifted in 2000, he sent his reports to top executives at practically every major financial institution: Banc One, Countrywide, Merrill Lynch, Washington Mutual.
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The identity of the funder could not be learned, but it is believed to be a major financial institution as opposed to a venture capital firm.
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Be sure to check your credit report a few times each year, especially if you accept any help from any financial institution or biller this year.
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Be sure to check your credit report a few times each year, especially if you accept any help from any financial institution or biller this year.
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And when he was asked later whether he knew his false statements to a financial institution were untrue when he made them, he answered with legalese.
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On the opposite side of Capitol Hill, senators were ripping into the current chief executive of a better-known — but similarly beleaguered — financial institution, Wells Fargo.
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Mortgage lender IndyMac collapsed in the summer of 2008, and although it was a smaller financial institution, it remains the most expensive failure in FDIC history.
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"Every single case we've ever handled with financing from any financial institution involves complaints about consultation," Sarah Singh, the global communities director for Accountability Counsel, said.
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Anzaldua "carried out our successful strategy to challenge the company's designation as a systemically important financial institution (SIFI)", Kandarian was quoted as saying in the memo.
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Prosecutors in the U.S. Attorney's Office for the Eastern District of New York subpoenaed the records from the German financial institution over the past few weeks.
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The groom is an investment adviser at J.P. Morgan in New York, where he advises hedge funds and financial services executives in the financial institution group.
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"Immediately contact your financial institution and request a recall of funds," said Kati Daffan, an assistant director in the Federal Trade Commission's division of marketing practices.
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Before joining Trump's Department of Energy, he was the head of public policy for the United Services Automobile Association, or USAA, a military-focused financial institution.
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Financial institution downgrades in 2016 declined to 8.6% from 14.1% in 2015, while upgraded issuers also moved lower year-over-year (YOY) to 6.6% from 9.2%.
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Separately, GGICO is in talks with an unidentified financial institution to restructure credit of 257.04 million dirhams, which had been due to be repaid on Sept.
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For banks, it would provide a platform for value-added services and improved decision making, and would place payments back at the heart of a financial institution.
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Icahn had argued that a split would help AIG rid itself of the regulatory burden of being a systemically important financial institution, which requires higher capital cushions.
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During 7503, Banorte was designated as a systemically important financial institution, which implies the bank must constitute a capital buffer of 0.90pp over the next four years.
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Last year, Poland raised 3 billion yuan in panda bonds while the National Bank of Canada became the first North American financial institution to tap that market.
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If you have an IRA at a large financial institution and mostly interact with a person assigned to your account, the fiduciary answer could be more complicated.
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MetLife (MET) is getting support from state insurance regulators in its court battle to remove its designation as a SIFI, short for a systemically important financial institution.
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" AIG's $182 billion bailout from the U.S. government in 2008 after its near-collapse eventually led to its listing as a SIFI, or "systemically important financial institution.
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One is the development of cheap biometric systems allowing even the illiterate with no papers to establish a unique digital identity that a financial institution can use.
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Within three months of the revolutions in Egypt and Libya in 2011, residents had withdrawn $8.6bn, says the Bank for International Settlements, a Basel-based financial institution.
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Fan Bao is Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of China Renaissance, an international financial institution that combines investment banking, sales and trading, research and investment management businesses.
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But the sector's healthy returns and social impact have spurred every major financial institution, led by Goldman Sachs and BlackRock, to participate in some way, Bouri said.
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During 2016, Banorte was designated as a systemically important financial institution, which implies the bank must constitute a capital buffer of 0.90pp over the next four years.
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In practice, the size of fines are determined by the total amount of suspicious transactions that a financial institution has not handled correctly, according to the prosecutor.
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They also are working towards finding a financial institution to back their layaway plans – as of now all flights are being purchased from the company's operating funds.
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It is the largest fine the CFPB has levied against a financial institution and the largest fine in the history of the Los Angeles City Attorney's office.
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The ratings could stabilise at their current level, or be upgraded, if the bank receives sufficient capital support, or is taken over by a stronger financial institution.
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The bill would repeal significant portions of Dodd-Frank, including the "orderly liquidation authority" that permits regulators to step in and wind down a failing financial institution.
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"Dodd-Frank is great if you're a giant financial institution and it is lousy if you're a local community bank, if you're a credit union," he said.
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Her hunt for a financial backer leads her to Nick Talman (Adam Brody), who is restless in his job as a cog in some large financial institution.
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TWO SIFI BANKS OR SIGNIFICANTLY IMPORTANT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION, MERGING IS A PARTICULARLY MAJOR CHALLENGE I THINK IN THIS REGULATORY ENVIRONMENT SO LET'S SEE WHETHER IT REALLY UNFOLDS.
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Where to get a credit lineIf you need a credit line, you can apply for one at a financial institution, such as a bank or credit union.
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Once approved, the financial institution will approve you for a specific amount and have a draw period in which you can use money from your credit line.
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It is in the best interest of consumers for the House take up and pass the Financial Institution Customer Protection Act, and the Senate should follow suit.
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Imagine the leverage that this would give a Lyndon B. Johnson, let alone a Donald J. Trump, to coerce a large financial institution to fund his endeavors.
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He also managed all aspects of GECC's compliance with the Dodd-Frank Act and advised on the company's subsequent "de-designation" as a systemically important financial institution.
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What's known as Orderly Liquidation Authority was established in Dodd-Frank to avoid confusion if a complex financial institution fails, like Lehman Brothers did a decade ago.
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When the financial crisis hit, G.E., the nation's largest nonbank financial institution at the time, was caught in the credit crunch and its future cast in doubt.
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The house was a family home until 2014, when it was bought by the Andorran financial institution MoraBanc, which made plans to open it to the public.
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The German lender was the only mainstream financial institution consistently willing to do business with Mr. Trump over the past two decades because of his repeated defaults.
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After a long search, the financial institution has found a replacement in Visa and Bank of America veteran Charlie Scharf to lead the bank past its scandals.
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Because it is run by a decentralized network of computers around the world, Bitcoin does not require a central authority like a central bank or financial institution.
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Every small employer with more than 20 or 30 employees would be required to connect its payroll to a retirement plan sponsored by a qualified financial institution.
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LedgerX has experienced increasing trading volume in recent months, but ICE would start with an edge because essentially every large financial institution is already hooked into it.
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And so, in a lot of the towns across the Southeast, there will be that baseline family-owned long-standing financial institution that plays a critical role.
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On Wednesday, billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC that when one puts a spotlight on a large financial institution like Wells Fargo, they're likely to find something.
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Mejia said the delivery app is not seeking a partnership with a financial institution in the short term but did not rule one out in the future.
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More capital will buy a bit more time, not the time needed to successfully unwind a TBTF financial institution nor even a modestly-sized, globally-interconnected one.
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Among other measures, they pressed Obama to "enhance" sanctions against Sudan to target high-ranking officials and financial institution that have allowed for the violence to continue.
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At one leading financial institution, any employee who accidentally leaves a possession on their desk overnight must try to retrieve it from Lost Property in the morning.
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Billionaire investor Warren Buffett told CNBC on Wednesday that when one puts a spotlight on a large financial institution like Wells Fargo, they're likely to find something.
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FSOC lifted its classification of AIG as a systemically important financial institution in September, while the Justice Department dropped its case appealing a decision that delisted MetLife.
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"We depend upon a stable financial institution, we depend upon clean water and electricity and power," Manfra said during a recent interview in her Washington-area office.
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He suggested that an application from a trusted financial institution would likely win favor with the commission, more so than a start-up or lesser-known firm.
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Khan and two other Russian investors in the financial institution Alfa Bank filed a libel suit against the firm last fall, claiming the dossier damaged their reputations.
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Yes, getting a new credit card or car loan can trigger a hard inquiry, a credit check pulled by a financial institution that can lower a score.
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At one leading financial institution, any employee who accidentally leaves a possession on their desk overnight must try to retrieve it from "lost property" in the morning.
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SO LET'S THINK ABOUT – LET'S SAY A FINANCIAL INSTITUTION THAT WANTS TO ENSURE THAT THE TOP TIER OF THEIR CUSTOMER BASE HAS THE ABSOLUTE BEST EXPERIENCE WHEN THEY ARE ENGAGING WITH THE BANK OR THE FINANCIAL INSTITUTION – TODAY, THE WAY THAT WORKS IS THEY WOULD DEFINE QUALITY OF SERVICE, AND WE WOULD HAVE HUNDREDS OF ENGINEERS WHO WOULD GO THROUGH AND ACTUALLY DEPLOY THOSE LINES OF CODE THROUGHOUT THE INFRASTRUCTURE.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council decided to no longer designate the bank as a "systemically important financial institution" (SIFI), freeing it from stricter scrutiny by the Federal Reserve.
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"It's completely obvious that we have an interest in Deutsche Bank again becoming a stable financial institution that is successful nationally and internationally," Gabriel told a news conference.
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In addition, Chiang vowed to work with the state's two giant public pension funds to change the management structure at the bank, which is California's oldest financial institution.
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"We think there are new regulations coming into play [in cybersecurity] that would mean you're legally responsible for being hacked, particularly if you're a financial institution," Wolff said.
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KA up to $630 million for "grave" compliance failures with anti-money laundering rules, in what would be the largest penalty ever faced by a Pakistani financial institution.
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America's largest bank is the second major financial institution after Deutsche Bank (DB) to direct staff to avoid hotels including London's Dorchester and Los Angeles' Beverly Hills Hotel.
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Earnest, a well-funded fintech startup with bold ambitions to create a modern financial institution, is selling to the student-loan company Navient for $155 million in cash.
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That mission began when hedge fund manager turned philanthropist Tom Steyer and his wife Kat Taylor founded the bank in 2007 as a Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI).
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MetLife (MET) is back in court today, trying to get the Financial Stability Oversight Council to report its designation of the insurer as a systemically important financial institution.
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Talal al-Zain will head ADCorp, the first Islamic financial institution to be set up at Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM), a joint statement from the companies said.
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A long-awaited report recommends beefing up the bankruptcy code in case a large financial institution needs to be resolved, while keeping the door open to government intervention.
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Finmart is a non-regulated financial institution that reports its financial statements under Mexican GAAP; however, it is not in line with the requirements set for regulated entities.
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Kasikornbank is the latest financial institution to form a partnership with Grab as the tech firm expands in the sector, with other partners including Malayan Banking and Mastercard.
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WHY IS IT STILL, IN YOUR OPINION, THE RIGHT WAY TO GO IN TERMS OF NOT PURSUING THE DECERTIFICATION, IF YOU WILL, AS A SIGNIFICANTLY IMPORTANT FINANCIAL INSTITUTION?
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An account was deemed inactive only after a long period of no activity at all, and after the financial institution had failed in attempts to reach the owner.
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However, the bronze girl was criticized as corporate feminism, since State Street Global Advisors used it to present itself to the public as a pro-woman financial institution.
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The FSOC lifted its classification of AIG as a systemically important financial institution in September, while the Justice Department dropped its case appealing a decision that delisted MetLife.
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A public bank is what it sounds like: a financial institution owned by the government, funded with taxpayer money, and directly accountable to elected officials and civil servants.
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And Taylor Wright, a 25-year veteran of Morgan Stanley, where he worked on equity raises for financial-institution clients, joined the bank to cohead equity-capital markets.
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"I commend the Trump administration for its sanctions last week against entities aiding Pyongyang, including a Chinese financial institution, but this should be only a first step," Sen.
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SUPPORT RATING (SR) AND SUPPORT RATING FLOOR (SRF) BCI's SR and SRF are based on Fitch's view that BCI is a domestic systemically important financial institution (D-SIFI).
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A project like Bakkt, created in-house at a respected financial institution with support from noteworthy businesses, is a logical bet for crypto and traditional private investors alike.
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USAA, a San Antonio, Texas-based financial institution, provides insurance, banking, investments, retirement products and advice to current and former members of the U.S. military and their families.
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As a demonstration of just how tough the United States will continue to be against Iran, OFAC recently announced its largest settlement ever against a non-financial institution.
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What they got: Nearly $24 billion, including $14 billion for an obscure Depression-era financial institution that USDA has wide discretion to use to stabilize the farm economy.
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Over the past two decades, it was the only mainstream financial institution consistently willing to do business with Mr. Trump, who had a history of defaulting on loans.
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"Are you telling me that every single financial institution in America has suddenly snapped into full compliance with every single consumer financial law?" asked Democratic Representative Carolyn Maloney.
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Mr. Ball wants to make sure that the next time a major financial institution faces a shortfall of liquidity, the Fed really will have the courage to act.
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The Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act grew out of the Great Recession (22-09) with the intent of preventing another collapse of a major financial institution.
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But "no financial institution can reach the scale that's required to compete electronically" with the large platforms if they only do it through their own app, he said.
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"With the separation on track and our new strategy as a standalone financial institution in place, Maria feels that this is the right time to retire," Absa said.
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It requires the Treasury Department to publicly disclose details regarding the method of payment, currency used and the financial institution of any foreign state that receives our funds.
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His longtime attorney Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts related to tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer, pleaded guilty to eight counts related to tax fraud, campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution, and unlawful corporate contributions.
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Regulators in the home country of a global financial enterprise oversee the risk of the entire global entity, relying on the financial institution to aggregate its risk properly.
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U.S. sanctions - designed to oust Maduro, whom Washington calls a corrupt dictator usurping power after rigging a 2018 election - block any U.S. financial institution from dealing with PDVSA.
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What makes cryptocurrencies different from ordinary bank accounts, which are also nothing but digital records, is that they don't reside in the servers of any particular financial institution.
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He has gone so far as to say that if a major financial institution like Bank of America required a government bailout to avoid collapse, he'd let it fail.
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Meng then misled a U.S. financial institution with a Powerpoint presentation:At the time, Ms. Meng arranged a meeting with an executive from one of the financial institutions, he said.
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Net interest income rose 1.3 percent to S$4.99 billion for 2016, with UOB citing healthy loan growth in the consumer and the non-bank financial institution customer segments.
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"We are the first financial institution to provide account access [on Alexa] versus more general financial information," Ken Dodelin, Capital One's vice president of digital product management, told Mashable.
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The crimes Cohen pleaded guilty to include tax evasion, giving false statements to a financial institution, and two counts of unlawful campaign contributions relating to the 2016 presidential election.
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Bitcoin was created in 2008 as a Web-based cryptocurrency to move money around quickly and anonymously but the market is not yet regulated by any mainstream financial institution.
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Since AFD is a financial institution and its debt is not consolidated in France's public debt, except guarantees granted by the state to AFD (EUR1 billion at end-2016).
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If a bank or other financial institution is labeled "systemically important," it must hold higher levels of capital and pass rigorous federal stress tests to comply with Dodd-Frank.
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The carve-out would reduce the potential impact of higher capital requirements if the chief executive loses his fight with regulators over labeling MetLife a systemically important financial institution.
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You don't necessarily have to switch banks to get a loan from a credit union, but you may find you prefer the credit union to your current financial institution.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Britain said on Friday it had launched an investigation into suspected tax evasion and money-laundering by an unnamed "global financial institution" and some of its employees.
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Sater lined up a Russian development company to build the project and said that VTB, a Russian financial institution that faced US sanctions at the time, would finance it.
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Cohen's guilty plea and sentence: He pleaded guilty to eight counts related to tax fraud, making false statements to a financial institution, excessive campaign contributions, and unlawful corporate contributions.
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Funding is coming from a partnership between financial institution Big Society Capital, social policy research charity the Joseph Rowntree Foundation, investment fund manager Finance Birmingham and VC Ascension Ventures.
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The Dodd-Frank OLA provision gives regulators special powers to wind down a complex financial institution in an orderly manner, including temporarily using taxpayer funds to provide emergency liquidity.
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Non-financial firms cannot borrow funds to invest in financial institutions and controlling shareholders of financial institution must meet certain requirements on profits and asset ratio, the guidelines stated.
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The financial institution says it will have tablet-based solutions and only need villagers to provide their e-KYC information (as opposed to physical documents) when opening an account.
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A separate reform proposal from former Yellen advisor Andrew Levin includes a number of ideas, including banning anyone affiliated with a financial institution from serving as a Fed director.
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So if you are looking to pay off a loan or mortgage, Turbo could connect you to a financial institution that can give you a lower rate, for example.
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How did the Court reach a result that one who thinks he is defrauding a customer is "knowingly" defrauding a financial institution, which is what the statutory language requires?
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"China Investment Corporation is prepared to broaden and deepen its investments in Europe," he said, adding it would work in partnership with financial institution firms to make more investments.
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Companies with a designation of "too big to fail," or more formally referred to as a "systemically important financial institution," are required, among other things, to hold more capital.
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The service is free — unless connected to a credit card rather than a bank account — but Venmo pays a transaction fee to financial institution every time money changes hands.
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"Even a single financial institution with low-level anti-money laundering and terrorist-financing measures is enough to affect the whole financial system," a senior FSA official said recently.
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To be fair, the process used by FSOC in determining whether a nonbank financial institution is, or is not, a SIFI should be transparent and available to all concerned.
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As a result, an unidentified financial institution cleared more than $100 million worth of transactions related to Skycom through the U.S. between 2010 and 2014, the court papers said.
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One of the four sources, a senior banker at a Saudi financial institution, said the loan deal would not go ahead until the situation facing the prince was resolved.
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You take the witnessed and notarized document to a financial institution — a big brokerage firm like Wells Fargo or Ameriprise, or a national or regional bank or credit union.
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Citigroup was the latest large financial institution to report a poor quarter, saying its profit fell 63 percent, to $26 billion, or $26 a share, from a year earlier.
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Seniors should obtain powers of attorneys from each financial institution where they hold assets (if the institution so insists) in addition to the New York State power of attorney.
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"If somebody pops you over the head and takes your debit card, you report it to your financial institution and you're not liable for any fraudulent [charges]," McBride says.
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In a 200-page report issued Tuesday, the international financial institution laid out evidence that emerging markets have been stagnating, as trade has contracted and financing conditions have worsened.
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Trump will order an assessment of how the FSOC designates a financial institution as "systemically important," which triggers requirements to hold more capital in case it comes into crisis.
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Cohen pleaded guilty to five counts of tax evasion, one count of making a false statement to a financial institution, and one count of making an unlawful corporate contribution.
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In the past, markets have tumbled and economies have gone south due to such things as the failure of a prominent financial institution or the crash of a currency.
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A Minnesota-based financial institution, Bremer Trust was appointed the special administrator over Prince's estate, while its employees and the parties involved in the case work toward a settlement.
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The financial institutions will send you statements, but if your address changes and the financial institution is no longer able to find you, it can't send you a statement.
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Any time a financial institution talks about the investments, services and advice it offers as "products" that can be sold and cross-sold to customers, trouble isn't far behind.
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The Russian central bank mounted one of its biggest ever bailouts of a financial institution on Tuesday, taking up to 75% of Otkritie, the country's biggest private lender. 9.
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Donors claim an immediate tax deduction but can defer distribution of the money into the indefinite future, all the while making money for the financial institution managing the funds.
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While it seems the US government did not know specifically which financial institution the North Koreans had compromised, the FBI issued a private message to banks on August 10.
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That depends on the type of agreement the college has with the bank or financial institution managing the card, so students should check account details before opening an account.
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Benczkowski narrowly made it through his Senate confirmation after Democrats raised questions about his previous work at a law firm representing Alfa Bank, a major Moscow-based financial institution.
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That&aposs the essence of a new report out Thursday from Silicon Valley Bank, the preeminent financial institution in California&aposs Bay Area serving venture capitalists and startups alike.
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More important will be the Federal Reserve's response, since Morgan Stanley is a global systemically important financial institution subject to extra scrutiny on anything that might increase systemic risk.
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The U.S. fine, the first for a Taiwan-based financial institution in a decade, has prompted Taiwanese prosecutors to summon current and former executives of Mega Financial for questioning.
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That is if the financial institution offers a loan rehabilitation program whereby a borrower demonstrates the ability to make timely monthly payments and the ability to repay the loan.
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SoFi's new CEO, Twitter veteran Anthony Noto, took the CEO role at the financial technology company to help build a next-generation financial institution, he told CNBC on Wednesday.
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The sanctions freeze any assets the individuals or entities hold in the United States and also prevent them from using any American financial institution for banking or other purposes.
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She also supported efforts by Congress to revise the bankruptcy code to better accommodate a failing complex financial institution, saying it should be the first option for any failing bank.
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In a letter to Mnuchin dated Monday, Warren questioned why the secretary carried out those calls when market participants had not raised major concerns about stability or financial institution liquidity.
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And the distinction between the two could make a big difference in how much you get back if something were to happen to the financial institution with which you've invested.
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The view also reflects Fitch's assessment of CICC's systemic and strategic importance among Central Huijin's various financial institution investments, including several policy banks and the largest commercial banks in China.
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After a company or financial institution loses touch with a person to whom it owes money, that cash is considered abandoned and handed over to state governments until it's claimed.
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"No financial institution should be so large that its failure would cause catastrophic risk to millions of Americans or to our nation's economic well being," Sanders said in a statement.
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"We are therefore continuing to advise our financial institution clients to keep developing their contingency plans for securing post-Brexit access to the single market in financial services," she added.
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It added bets on Conduent, Perrigo, and an unnamed European financial institution and said in a letter seen by Reuters that it lost money on bets against three Canadian banks.
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While no formal financial institution in the country would have ever considered Marie Claire for a loan, the savings group gave her the money she needed to start growing beans.
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A Lebanese bank or company doing business with one will not be able to do deal with any U.S. financial institution because that institution could be fined for non-compliance.
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Do you wish there was a type of financial institution that was secure and well-regulated in all the traditional ways, but also has the integrity of being people-powered?
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CNNMoney recently reported that Chao has made $1.2 million as a director at Wells Fargo, a financial institution that has admitted to creating millions of fake accounts for its customers.
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Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas), told Bloomberg News that his plan to replace the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act would eliminate the "systemically important financial institution" designation.
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The insurance giant A.I.G., which the government rescued a day after it let Lehman Brothers fail, is no longer deemed a "systemically important financial institution," subject to maximum government scrutiny.
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In line with its criteria on rating financial institution subsidiaries and holding companies, the agency classifies KEB Hana Indonesia and ICBC Indonesia as strategically important subsidiaries for their respective parents.
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"Just like large tech firms encroaching on financial institution markets, many financial firms, including ours, declare ourselves to be a technology company," he told CNBC's Geoff Cutmore and Arjun Kharpal.
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"This [True Name initiative] is a positive step for any financial institution to take and a recognition of the right of every person to have control over their own information."
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Having a larger and more significant relationship with a financial institution can help you get better service and pay less than you otherwise would if your money was spread around.
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"We are making headway in our effort of becoming a Tier 1 global financial institution in the Asia market by 2020," he told journalists in Manila after signing the deal.
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Gwendy Brown is the Vice President of Research and Policy at Opportunity Fund, a community development financial institution and the nation's leading nonprofit small business lender View the discussion thread.
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Delikaris says one of the most successful members of his team is a history major — a background that a decade ago would have been very uncommon at a financial institution.
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Because New Horizon is not a financial institution, the loan was deemed illegal by the Court of Audit, which has referred a decision on possible fines to a district court.
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The Securities and Exchange Commission requires private funds to use a third party, like a bank or another regulated financial institution for those holding more than $150 million in assets.
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When dealers arrange financing, they sell the loan to a bank, credit union, or another financial institution, often including a markup on the interest rate that&aposs profit for them.
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The Times added that there's no indication Cohen missed payments or caused losses to either financial institution, which, according to the paper, is usually part of a bank fraud charge.
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Michael Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer, pleaded guilty on Tuesday to eight counts related to tax fraud, campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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On Tuesday, U.S. President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts of felony related to tax fraud and making false statements to a financial institution.
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"What we are exporting is a payment product and we need a local partner — whether it's a bank, a financial institution or a third-party platform," said Geng in Mandarin.
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The decision makes the IADB, Latin America's largest regional lender, the first financial institution to recognize Guaido and would eventually free up development lending to Venezuela if Maduro steps down.
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Mercury FX and Cuallix are money transfer companies, while Catalyst is a wholesale cooperative financial institution that provides a range of services to 1,400 credit unions throughout the United States.
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Louise Cohen is the CEO of the Primary Care Development Corporation, a nationally recognized nonprofit organization and a U.S. Treasury-certified community development financial institution (CDFI) dedicated to health equity.
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That is the bigger threat for banks, since those products are typically more profitable than checking accounts and people often buy those from their main financial institution, du Toit said.
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The comments, posted on Twitter, raised new doubts about the consumer agency's independence and were a highly unusual foray by a president into an active investigation of a financial institution.
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Along with Mathieu Lavoie, a researcher and penetration tester at a large financial institution, the pair will be presenting their work at the upcoming HOPE hacking conference later this week.
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MetLife sued the government in January 2015 after regulators determined the insurer was a "systemically important financial institution," or a Sifi, that could damage the entire economy in times of distress.
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Mr. Zarrad's presentations have been enough to pique the interest of the Fourth Corner Credit Union, which has been trying to set up a dedicated financial institution for the marijuana industry.
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Nubank said in a statement that it has now reached 12 million customers for its various products, making it the sixth-largest financial institution by customer count within its home market.
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The "systemically important financial institution" label meant the company, with its banking and financial services business, was "too big to fail," thus deserving of stricter regulatory oversight and tougher capital requirements.
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"Any bank or financial institution, which will be found not to have complied with the above requirements, shall be liable to a penalty of 5 billion shillings," according to the circular.
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"The decision is of significance to any financial institution facing allegations of lack of capacity or defences based on local mandatory laws," Allen & Overy partner James Partridge said in a statement.
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That means the capital buffer it is required to maintain as a systemically important financial institution ought to drop from 4.5 percent of total assets in 2014 to 3.5 percent now.
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The defense previously had argued that laws exempted Buryakov from registering because he already was a visa-carrying official with a financial institution that is an arm of the Russian government.
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"Payments totaling more than $750,000 were transmitted through accounts at a U.S. financial institution in connection with the March 2018 shipment of coal on board the Wise Honest," the statement said.
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The firm also said it bought three stocks: Xerox-spinoff Conduent, Perrigo and an unnamed European financial institution that Greenlight could not discuss due to its policy on new European regulations.
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Summit Credit Union, a small Wisconsin credit union, is suing Equifax, which could be the first instance of a "financial institution attempting to preemptively recoup losses," according to the Washington Post.
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"When a bank is important systemically, important to the country, among the 10 largest, I have to be careful about getting rid of essential management at that financial institution," Marques said.
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Sawiris said in March the deal was still awaiting security clearance and that the hold-up was the latest move by authorities to prevent him from controlling a large financial institution.
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NAIROBI, July 3.23 (Reuters) - Tanzania's economy expanded 23.2% in 24, the World Bank said on Thursday, the second major report this year from a multilateral financial institution contradicting rosier government figures.
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It resolved charges that HSBC had become a "preferred financial institution" for Mexican drug cartels and other money launderers and conducted transactions for customers in several countries subject to U.S. sanctions.
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Lawrence Obracanik, 42, pleaded guilty to wire fraud affecting a financial institution on Thursday before U.S. District Judge Ronnie Abrams in Manhattan, according to an announcement from U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara.
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DAR ES SALAAM, July 14 (Reuters) - Tanzania's central bank has removed the chief executive of the state-run TIB Corporate Bank with immediate effect, citing poor performance of the financial institution.
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The triple-A rated financial institution has hired Citi, First Abu Dhabi Bank, HSBC, LBBW, Natixis, Societe Generale and Standard Charted Bank as joint lead managers and bookrunners for the deal.
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Calk faces one count of financial institution bribery for allegedly issuing the high-risk loans to Manafort in exchange for a Trump administration job, which he did not end up getting.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council (FSOC) said Prudential would no longer be considered a "systemically important financial institution (SIFI)" under Dodd-Frank, freeing the company of onerous capital requirements and disclosures.
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If you already have a 401(k) with a brokerage firm, you might want to keep all of your financial dealings with that financial institution, but you don't have to.5.
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We and the P.R.A. have worked systematically with each major financial institution in recent weeks to make sure they were ready to deal with the consequences of a vote to leave.
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The move comes days after Cohen pleaded guilty to eight federal counts total, including five counts of tax evasion and one count of making a false statement to a financial institution.
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Uganda's largest financial institution by assets said in results published in local newspapers that it earned 133 billion shillings ($36 million) compared to 128.5 billion for the first half last year.
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The Premier League club is unlikely to see much, if any, of that money however, with the report also stating that Liverpool has "sold its account receivable to a financial institution".
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This summer, Indian software company Infosys and Swiss financial institution Credit Suisse upped their presence in the Raleigh-Durham, N.C., area, known as the Research Triangle for its proximity to universities.
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Through Calibra, libra would also be used to perform most of the functions of a financial institution, including hosting bank accounts, administering loans and credit, and connecting to Calibra-branded ATMs.
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Over time, the postal system, which also offered popular banking services, grew to be the world's largest financial institution and a source of political patronage for Japan's governing Liberal Democratic Party.
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"It's a line in the sand for the leadership" of China, said Hao Hong, the research director for the international operations of the Bank of Communications, a Shanghai-based financial institution.
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Prudential is one of two U.S. insurers designated as a "systematically important financial institution," or SIFI, by federal regulators, subjecting it to higher capital requirements and tougher oversight than smaller peers.
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Just 37 percent of Mexicans had an account with a bank or other type of financial institution in 2017, according to a World Bank study of people over 15 years old.
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They must immediately start complying with the law which sets their guarantee fees at the level which a private financial institution would have to charge to cover its cost of capital.
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In the letter, the NRA's general counsel said from 2015 to 2016 the NRA did not receive any significant contributions from a foreign address or drawn from a foreign financial institution.
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South Korea's banks would reach a PONV when designated as an insolvent financial institution (FI) as defined in Article 2 of the Act on the Structural Improvement of the Financial Industry.
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Contemplating the death of a financial institution through a living will should be replaced with a reengineering plan to create risk transparency and allow TBTF financial institutions to survive in perpetuity.
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It blocks a lender or financial institution from checking your report, so a hacker is unable to use your information to open a new bank account or take out a loan.
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Jeb Hensarling (R-Texas) told Bloomberg News that his plan to replace the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act would eliminate the "systemically important financial institution" (SIFI) designation.
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Recent media reports suggest that Special Counsel Mueller has subpoenaed documents and financial records from Deutsche Bank, a financial institution with longstanding ties to the Trump Organization and the Trump Family.
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A Lebanese bank or company doing business with anybody on the list will not be able to deal with any U.S. financial institution because that institution could be fined for non-compliance.
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The decision was made two years after the Financial Stability Oversight Council, a group created by the 2010 Dodd-Frank regulatory legislation, named MetLife a systemically important nonbank financial institution, or SiFi.
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Republicans will also try to use budget reconciliation to kill the funding and emergency powers given to the FDIC to deal with a failing financial institution, should the Lehman Brothers scenario recur.
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You should always make sure the insurance company that issues your annuity is highly rated by any of the financial institution rating agencies, such as Moody's, Fitch, Standard & Poor's or A.M. Best.
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Then came the Washington Post report citing two sources to confirm that the company in question is a "financial institution," and that the grand jury in question is in fact Robert Mueller's.
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The deal resolved charges that HSBC had become a "preferred financial institution" for Mexican drug cartels and other money launderers and conducted transactions for customers in several countries subject to U.S. sanctions.
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The system that allowed Shell, BP, and Exxon to destroy our planet also allowed Morgan Stanley, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, Lehman Brothers, and other financial institution to wreck the global economy.
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"It's clear that cost pressures are still winning because of a negative production gap that is not yet contributing to controlling inflation," ANIF, the national financial institution association, said in a report.
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At Elevate's Center for the New Middle Class, our research shows that this group is less likely to rely on banks, believing their financial institution does not have products designed for them.
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"No financial institution should be so large that its failure would cause catastrophic risk to millions of Americans or to our nation's economic well being," said Sanders, a rumored 2020 presidential hopeful.
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If successful, GE Capital would be the first financial institution to lose its designation with help from regulators, though the road map for how that process would work is not immediately clear.
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G.E. has sold $200 billion of financial assets since the crisis, in the process shedding its designation as a systemically important financial institution, which is subject to intense regulatory and capital requirements.
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"As evident by today's actions, the CFTC's vigilance includes holding a financial institution, like Citi, responsible each time it acts to undermine a benchmark for its personal profit or benefit," Goelman said.
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"Since for them it was their primary financial institution, really that's what I learned anew, and I think we always go back to, sometimes, the things that we know first," Hunt said.
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Thus, one can expect to see changes in the annual stress tests, the Living Wills, and in arcane rules like the Net Stable Funding Ratio and systemically important financial institution (SIFI) designations.
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In one of the largest hacks of a financial institution in history, Capital One announced in July that it had suffered a data breach, impacting tens of millions of credit card applicants.
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Cohen pleaded guilty in a Manhattan courthouse on Tuesday afternoon to eight counts total, including five counts of tax evasion and one count of making a false statement to a financial institution.
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Mifid II is a regulation that came into place at the start of the year and essentially leads to a separation of the research and the trading sides of a financial institution.
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Banking regulators in particular seem to be skeptical about the role of a bankruptcy judge, who will obviously not have a pre-existing relationship with the financial institution, in the resolution process.
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These include international food aid and security grants, rural business grants, Community Development Financial Institution grants, the AmeriCorps and Senior Corps services programs, and grants meant to improve literacy and physical education.
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HONG KONG, July 11 (Reuters) - Shares in China Development Bank Financial Leasing Co Ltd, a unit of state financial institution China Development Bank, opened flat in their Hong Kong debut on Monday.
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"It's very hit or miss and depends on the financial institution and also, probably, the financial situation of the employee," Lauren Saunders, the associate director of the National Consumer Law Center, said.
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In the worse-case scenario outlined by the Washington-based financial institution, the region could suffer its sharpest downturn in more than two decades, plunging much of Asia into a prolonged recession.
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Mr. Trump has a long history with Deutsche Bank, the only mainstream financial institution consistently willing to do business with him after a series of defaults left other lenders facing huge losses.
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Because the company has insights into users' finances and repayment abilities, it will be able to offer personalized recommendations, including those for relevant credit products from its hundreds of financial institution partners.
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The FBI disclosed this week that nation-state hackers exploited a widely publicized vulnerability in Pulse Secure VPN to break into the networks of two municipal governments and a US financial institution.
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Since a conventional financial institution isn&apost involved in the transaction, the seller and buyer negotiate the terms — length of time, interest rate, down payment, default circumstances, etc — of the sale themselves.
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The move would return more cash to shareholders, Icahn had said, helping AIG rid itself of the regulatory burden of being a systemically important financial institution (SIFI), which require higher capital cushions.
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More importantly, eliminating the authority would put the financial system and our economy at greater risk by removing a critical backstop to responsibly managing the dismantling of a systemically important financial institution.
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These include Houshang Farsoudeh, Houshang Hosseinpour and Pourya Nayebi — three businessmen who facilitated fraudulent transactions on behalf of sanctioned Iranian entities through a financial institution they controlled in the Republic of Georgia.
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GE Capital's size meant that it was deemed a "systemically important financial institution" in the years that followed, the official name for a lender that the government considers too big to fail.
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Trump has repeatedly publicized his displeasure with Beijing's contribution to the North Korean crisis and if Washington ever named a Chinese financial institution in sanctions, then Beijing would strongly retaliate, strategists expect.
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One of us (Silva) has personally supervised a systemically important financial institution (SIFI), served as an executive leader in the SIFI C-suite, and is currently external counsel to multiple financial institutions.
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The triple-A rated financial institution is offering investors a yield equivalent to 50 basis points over mid-swaps, according to the document, issued by one of the banks leading the deal.
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Atlas Mara said last month that it had held talks with investors about bidding for Barclays' African business as it pursues its strategy to build a financial institution across sub-Saharan Africa.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Fidelity Investments Inc has become the first financial institution to join the Initiative for CryptoCurrencies & Contracts, a group of academic institutions and technology companies looking to develop blockchain-based technology.
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"MetLife is no longer designated as a systemically important financial institution in the United States, and believe we should not be designated as a global systemically important insurer, either," MetLife said on Monday.
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"This financial institution provides critical support to help developing countries manage climate impacts," said Paula Caballero, head of the World Resources Institute climate program, noting those impacts will intensify as the planet warms.
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In August, Cohen appeared there before Judge William Pauley to admit guilt on eight criminal counts including tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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Some who spoke Tuesday urged the council to look for a nonprofit bank, credit union or other financial institution that aligns with the city's social values when it seeks to replace Wells Fargo.
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It enables borrowers to apply for loans on desktop, tablet or mobile devices without needing to go through the manual process of filling out paper applications or fax documents to the financial institution.
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This is likely to enlarge CPSCL's autonomy over lending decisions and financing offers, while the financial institution will remain under the State's tutelage, as the State would retain a majority on the board.
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The abrupt departure of World Bank President Jim Yong Kim could revive long-standing concerns about the degree of influence the U.S. wields in selecting a new leader for the international financial institution.
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Rulings in prosecutors' favor would support their efforts to charge individuals for spoofing trades dating as far back as 10 years, the statute of limitations for wire fraud that affects a financial institution.
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In a ruling on Thursday, a three-judge panel of the 2nd Circuit Court of Appeals found the government had not proved Bouchard had the intent to defraud a federally insured financial institution.
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The maker of power plants, aircraft engines, locomotives and other industrial equipment this year shed its designation as a non-bank systemically important financial institution after selling the bulk of its financial activities.
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The FSOC, which comprises the heads of financial regulators across the federal government, requires a two-thirds majority to agree to remove a company's designation as a "systemically important financial institution," or SIFI.
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Investors, led by Carl C. Icahn, have pushed for a radical breakup so that A.I.G. can avoid the regulatory burden of being labeled a systemically important financial institution, or SIFI, by the government.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS AB AB's Long-Term IDR of 'BB+' and Support Rating of '3' reflect the moderate probability that the bank would receive support from the bank's international financial institution (IFI) shareholders.
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Again, you should always make sure the insurance company that issues your annuity is highly rated by any of the financial institution rating agencies, such as Moody's, Fitch, Standard & Poor's or A.M. Best.
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MetLife, one of the largest insurance companies in America, had been designated as a "systemically significant financial institution" in need of heightened regulatory scrutiny, but now the court says it's off the hook.
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One such titan, George Brady — Capital One's executive VP in charge of tech operations — will join us to discuss how the financial institution left legacy hardware and software behind to embrace the cloud.
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The move puts an end to the apparent conflict involved with a financial institution that has enormous health and life insurance businesses investing in a product known to cause cancer and other diseases.
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Walsh, who has more than 30 years of market experience, was most recently at RBS, where he was joint head of European financial institution and rates syndicate and global head of covered bonds.
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The FSOC, which comprises the heads of financial regulators across the federal government, requires a two-thirds majority to agree to remove a company's designation as a systemically important financial institution, or SIFI.
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MetLife — MetLife has outlined its plan to fight its designation as a systemically important financial institution, as it goes to court to fight the so-called "SIFI" designation that mandates more extensive oversight.
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The "single point of entry" approach to financial institution bankruptcy posits that fixing the holding company's balance sheet — by canceling debt, and thus rebalancing the balance sheet — would stabilize the entire corporate group.
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In spite of Washington's strident appeals to stay away from China's new vehicle of economic and political power, U.S. allies ran over each other to become the founding members of that financial institution.
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The triple-A rated, Jeddah-headquartered financial institution a day earlier had started marketing the sukuk with an initial price guidance in the low- to mid-40 basis points over mid-swaps range.
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The move comes a week after MetLife said it plans to separate a big portion of its U.S. retail business as it fights federal regulators over its "systemically important financial institution" (SIFI) designation.
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Australian financial institution Macquarie Bank, the lending arm of Macquarie Group, raised a debut £1.465bn loan in June that was led by mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners HSBC, ING Bank and Lloyds Bank.
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At this point, Mueller's team had probable cause to believe Cohen had violated several laws: making false statements to a financial institution, money laundering, and two statutes acting as an unregistered foreign agent.
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The billionaire saw it as a way for the company to shed its designation as a systemically important financial institution, which would free the company from having to comply with stricter capital requirements.
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The non-bank financing giant Dewan Housing Finance Corp Ltd (DHFL) will go into insolvency proceedings, the central bank said on Wednesday, making it the first financial institution to test the new laws.
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Olaf Scholz, Germany's finance minister and a member of the center-left Social Democrats, has repeatedly stressed his belief that the country needs a large financial institution to compete at a global level.
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Not just payroll tax, but tax holiday — $2,000 tax credit for individuals; a fund that would insure the credit lines so that no financial institution feels [like], 'They're all drawing on my lines.
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Yes Bank is the third major financial institution to unravel in the last six months, following the RBI's moves to take control of Dewan Housing Finance Corp and Punjab & Maharashtra Co-operative Bank.
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One is to partner with a financial institution that will handle the money for them in accounts that are FDIC assured; the other is to become a financial provider that's fully regulated themselves.
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She has vowed to put in place tough regulators to protect Dodd-Frank, and to cut into executive bonuses if a financial institution breaks the law or suffers large losses from risky investments.
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"This apparent fraud resulted in as much as $2 million in losses to the Diocese and an unknown amount of loss to People's United Bank, a federally financed financial institution," the letter said.
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At a court hearing in New York on Tuesday, Cohen pleaded guilty to eight counts related to tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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The government could then consider a merger, transfer of the bank to other investors or a break-up before the financial institution would be allowed to file for bankruptcy as a last resort.
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Tyurin was extradited from the country of Georgia last year after authorities said he hacked one financial institution in Manhattan and came away with the personal data of more than 80 million people.
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"Our investigation is ongoing, and we're going to follow the facts wherever they lead whether it is across desks here or at any other bank or upwards into the financial institution," Benczkowski said.
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"No financial institution should be so large that its failure would cause catastrophic risk to millions of Americans or to our nation's economic well being," Sanders said in a statement at the time.
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The U.S. fine, the first for a Taiwan-based financial institution in a decade, prompted Taiwanese prosecutors to summon current and former Mega executives for questioning, as well as a former finance minister.
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SARs generally must be filed when a financial institution knows, suspects or has reason to suspect that a transaction: (1) involves money laundering activity or a violation of the Bank Secrecy Act, including structuring of transactions to evade the CTR requirement; (2) has no business or apparent lawful purpose or is not the sort of transaction in which the particular customer would normally be expected to engage; or (3) involves the use of the financial institution to facilitate criminal activity.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Libya's U.N.-backed government has formed a board of trustees and appointed directors for the country's contested sovereign wealth fund, moves opposed by others who lay claim to the key financial institution.
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And they alleged, citing documents recovered from an unnamed financial institution, that Epstein paid a total of $350,000 to two potential witnesses just days after a bombshell expose about Epstein by The Miami Herald.
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The consensus of analysts who spoke with CNBC is that no government rescue is imminent, or even necessary yet, for the imperiled German financial institution, despite Deutsche Bank shares hitting all-time lows Monday.
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Arkan Bank, which will have an authorised share capital of $500 million, is applying to the Dubai Financial Services Authority for approval for a licence to operate as an Islamic financial institution, it said.
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Cohn said there is "an enormous amount of traction" in raising the $50 billion threshold that defines a bank as a "systemically important financial institution," subjecting it to stricter oversight by the Federal Reserve.
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"We are starting to see the emergence of the first platforms where there is more than one financial institution providing its services" Christian Lanng, Tradeshift's chief executive and co-founder said in an interview.
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"Alignment is the key issue for me," he said, as he urged the risk team to work with the cyber-security team, with operations, legal and all other departments within a financial institution (FI).
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Reports of investor dissatisfaction with Ghizzoni have dogged the bank for months as UniCredit, Italy's only globally systemically important financial institution, has failed to put to rest worries it may need a capital increase.
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There are no quotas or any other formal schemes to support female executives at the $46 billion financial institution, but women at the top make for highly visible role models, says Chairman Raymond Ch'ien.
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Two sources with direct knowledge of the situation say China's central bank, which regulates financial institution debt issuance and whose 2015 guidelines were adopted by other market regulators, has already revised the eligibility list.
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When you think of old, giant mainframes that sit in the basement of a giant corporation, still doing the same work they did 30 years ago, chances are you're thinking about a financial institution.
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The case relates to a payment Daiwa made at the request of the main shareholder in Singularis and whether it had sufficiently carried out its duty as a financial institution to guard against fraud.
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The McKinsey report said that for individuals, the average cash transfer can require three or four hours in developing countries, because of the time required to travel to, and wait at, a financial institution.
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A federal judge Wednesday ruled that the insurance company does not qualify as a "systemically important financial institution" (SIFI), a label financial regulators tried to place on the company at the end of 85033.
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Similarly, we do not always know when a financial institution takes advantage of us, just as Wells Fargo customers did not always know that it had opened unauthorized accounts that lowered their credit scores.
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In 2016, it completed the sale of a five-year, 3 billion yuan bond which was the first yuan-denominated green bond sold in mainland China by a multinational financial institution at the time.
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"If a bank's customer is a risk, the financial institution can choose to send a "suspicious transfer report" to the authorities, which can use our tools to trace and identify the customer," Gronager added.
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After all, the decision by federal regulators to select a financial institution for extra regulation based on its potential risk to the American economy seems very close to a "bulletproof" or judiciary-proof decision.
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Based on its own financial models, Credit Karma determines which cards or financial products a user is likely to qualify for and on what terms, and then passes them off to the financial institution.
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The Financial Stability Oversight Council said it was removing the "systemically important financial institution" — or SIFI — label from Prudential after similar moves allowed American International Group, MetLife and GE Capital to escape the designation.
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"We are pleased to sign this investment today which combines our strength as a financial institution with our goal to promote the green economy," said Zsuzsanna Hargitai, the EBRD Director for the Western Balkans.
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PCH's IDRs and Support Rating are driven by Fitch's view of the potential support the bank can expect to receive from its core international financial institution (IFI) shareholders (end-2016: combined stake of 39%).
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On March 30, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer rescinded the "systemically important financial institution" designation of MetLife made by the Financial Stability Oversight Council, which consists of the heads of all financial regulatory agencies.
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Rumours of investor dissatisfaction with Ghizzoni have dogged the bank for months as UniCredit, Italy's only globally systemically important financial institution, has failed to put to rest worries it may need a capital increase.
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National Bank of Canada has issued a 40.73 billion yuan ($517.7 million) panda bond, the first North American financial institution to do so, after Beijing approved its 5 billion yuan bond program in September.
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Sherpa Capital is backed by prominent investors including TPG, and it has a partnership, Silicon Foundry, with Silicon Valley Bank, a financial institution that is deeply embedded in the start-up and venture worlds.
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The financial institution also has ties to Trump's son-in-law and White House advisor Jared Kushner, who finalized a $285 million loan for a refinancing package for his family's property in Times Square.
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Prosecutors appear to have obtained records from a financial institution where Epstein was a client, which show that he is worth more than $500 million and that he earns more than $10 million a year.
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"Any financial institution that's too big to fail is too big to exist," the Vermont senator said in a video announcing new legislation to take out JPMorgan Chase, Citigroup, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS CMP's ratings reflect the strong statutory support and control by the City of Paris stemming from CMP's status as both a local public agency (EPA) and a fully city-owned financial institution.
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The indictment noted that the defendants allegedly used the names, addresses, social security numbers, and birth dates of unwitting people to open four accounts at an unidentified US financial institution in the summer of 133.
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Zuckerberg said he's unsure if Libra would automatically meet the standard of a systemically important financial institution (SIFI), which would subject the payment system to tougher regulation under the Dodd-Frank Wall Street reform law.
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The IDRs and senior debt ratings have been affirmed because SBC continues to be a quasi-government financial institution acting as a development arm of the government, and it is 2852% owned by the state.
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Next steps: Be sure to deliver a check or transfer assets with enough time for the recipient to deposit the check or for the financial institution involved to accomplish a transfer prior to year-end.
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"For born-on the web companies, we've been great, but if you are a big financial institution, there is a bunch of stuff that you use networks for that isn't on the web," Prince noted.
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It has tremendous promise to remove many of the hundreds of data intermediaries and financial market utilities that reconcile separate, non-standard ledger data kept by each financial institution, each different in content and format.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Credit Suisse's asset management arm has successfully tested blockchain to process investment fund trades, the latest financial institution to show an interest in technology that could speed up transactions and keep them secure.
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Archie McDonnell Jr., the CEO of Citizens National Bank, said loan demand has rebounded above prerecession highs at Meridian's largest financial institution, and the bank's profits have more than tripled from their bottom in 2011.
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For a financial institution, cyber insurance has the benefits of promoting risk and incident costs to be pooled with other insured institutions, transparency and forensics around incidence, and good cyber risk management and security practices.
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AIG UK, part of American International Group Inc, said the buyer of the 5 million pounds ($6.6 million) policy was a Gulf-based financial institution which acquired an industrial property in the North of England.
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The prohibition included a former director of Goldman Sachs Singapore, Tim Leissner, who issued an unauthorized letter to a financial institution based in Luxembourg to clear Malaysian tycoon Low Taek Jho of money laundering concerns.
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"The aim of these proposals and resolution planning more broadly is to ensure that the failure of a financial institution can be resolved in an orderly fashion," APRA Chairman Wayne Byers said in a statement.
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If they do nothing, they would have an HSA and catastrophic policy administered by the financial institution, which would be required to put together a provider network that the person could access if they choose.
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The department was considering bringing charges on top of the fines it imposed on the bank, Britain's biggest, but Mr Osborne argued that this would destabilise a "systemically important financial institution" and lead to "contagion".
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"The truth of the matter is that in almost every financial institution, data is fragmented across many different technology stacks, and it is incredibly difficult to run even machine learning on these databases," Jenkins said.
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With taxpayers at risk for $20 trillion in loans and insured obligations, worth more than the five largest American bank companies combined, the United States government is essentially the largest financial institution in the world.
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Withdrawal would let stand a judge's 2016 decision that MetLife, the country's largest life insurer, should not be designated a "systemically important financial institution," a relatively new label that triggers heightened oversight and capital requirements.
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"Not every innovation is appropriate for a regulated financial institution, and not every innovation that is appropriate for a regulated institution is appropriate for all regulated institutions," Thomas J. Curry, the comptroller, said in remarks.
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Icahn wants AIG to become a smaller, simpler company and to shed its label as a non-bank Systemically Important Financial Institution (SIFI) - a tag that comes with enhanced regulation from the U.S. Federal Reserve.
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The three-day summit, which started on Tuesday, involves more than 6,000 participants ranging from heads of state to financial institution and civil society groups from 160 nations discussing sexual and reproductive health and rights.
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But the app, which lets people trade stocks and options for free, is also dabbling in the wondrous world of cryptocurrencies, setting the stage for a potential transition from "fun app" to legitimate financial institution.
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Michael Cohen entered a plea deal with federal prosecutors on Tuesday after being charged with eight counts related to tax fraud, making false statements to a financial institution, excessive campaign contributions, and unlawful corporate contributions.
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Last year, federal regulators decided that A.I.G. is no longer a systematically important financial institution, freeing it from the tighter government scrutiny applied to businesses whose collapse could set off a chain reaction of failures.
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The special measures can involve requiring record-keeping for certain transactions, obtaining information about the beneficial owners of accounts and identifying customers who use a correspondent account with a financial institution in the United States.
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Glencore and Mr. Gertler settled that fight last month, with the company agreeing to make royalty payments in euros, rather than dollars, through a non-American financial institution to avoid violating the Treasury Department sanctions.
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Publicly owned financial institution la Caisse des Dépôts, which is relatively independent from the French government, expressed an interest in ADP last month and has already worked in tandem with Vinci on the Lyon airport.
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It won't necessarily be you who is asked to meet with the agency: A third party with information relevant to your case, such as a record keeper from a financial institution, could be summoned instead.
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Trump's former personal lawyer Cohen pleaded guilty on eight counts related to tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution, and unlawful corporate contributions at a court hearing in New York.
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The Trump administration is throwing its support behind an increase in funding for the World Bank, marking a shift in the administration's previous skepticism on the global financial institution, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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"This is precisely why a community has its wealth stored in financial institutions — no other individual or corporation has the financial capacity and responsibility to respond to catastrophic events like a financial institution," he said.
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Given the confidentiality obligations we have as a financial institution, including under state and federal law, we respectfully request that any production of materials be made pursuant to a subpoena rather than an informal request.
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The one count of making a false statement to a financial institution has to do with Cohen's application for a home equity line of credit, which he used to get the money to pay Daniels.
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As with a financial institution, the world carbon and weather system charges interest: the opportunity cost from what would have happened had that tree remained there, growing and pulling ever more carbon from the air.
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"I don't think that San Calvicie really cares if you are actually attacking a GTA server or a financial institution as long as you pay the $20 I think they would sell the service," he said.
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Kelly, a friend of Pruitt's from his days in Oklahoma, was barred by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation from working at any U.S. financial institution after unspecified violations while working at a bank in that state.
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Shares of cash-strapped Jet Airways rose nearly 3 percent after a report said the company was in talks with a non-banking financial institution to raise up to 20 billion rupees against its forward sales.
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Timothy O'Brien at Bloomberg outlined the president's long-standing relationship with the financial institution and noted the possibility that Democrats in the House will subpoena Deutsche for banking records and other information on its Trump ties.
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During that time, he received compensation for legal services from just about every major financial institution in the US. JPMorgan Chase, Capital One, Bank of America, Goldman Sachs, and American Express all cut Smith a check.
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I find it very strange that a major financial institution that pays $5 billion in fines for breaking the law, not one of their executives is prosecuted, while kids who smoke marijuana get a jail sentence.
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A SIFMU designation would subject the tech firms to enhanced oversight by the Federal Reserve to ensure a cloud failure of a leading financial institution would not create a catastrophic risk to the nation's financial system.
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Prudential Vietnam Finance Co Ltd is the country's fourth-largest consumer finance company by outstanding loan balance, and was the first foreign, non-bank financial institution licensed for consumer lending, a company statement said on Tuesday.
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DUBAI, March 20 (Reuters) - Dubai Investments will lead a consortium of investors to launch Arkan Bank, a wholesale Islamic financial institution with an initial paid-up-capital of $100 million, the investment company said on Tuesday.
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The action could include monetary penalties, issuance of a written order to comply, a public reprimand and a written order to mitigate or remedy such breaches, it said in a statement, without naming the financial institution.
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The group, which owns the largest financial institution owned by Mexican investors, reported a 23-percent increase in profits for the second quarter, helped by positive performance in its key sectors of consumer and corporate credit.
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Vanguard Group, the mutual fund company, says it strives to abide by the laws of each state but is troubled by requirements that account holders "actively communicate" with the financial institution to keep an account alive.
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You set up an IRA through a bank or financial institution, and you may be able to deduct "some or all of your contributions to a traditional IRA" on your tax return, according to the IRS.
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I find it very strange that a major financial institution that pays $5 billion in fines for breaking the laws, not one of their executives is prosecuted while kids who smoke marijuana get a jail sentence.
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"The public interest aspect to the case is quite strong (because) the consideration of climate risk for a major financial institution, let alone company, hasn't been before the courts in Australia," EJA lawyer David Barnden said.
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Blockchain, which first emerged as the technology powering cryptocurrency bitcoin, is seen by financial institution as a powerful new tool to increase transparency and reduce the costs and complexity of a wide range of financial transactions.
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Eric Weaver is the Founder of, and a Senior Advisor to Opportunity Fund, a California-based community development financial institution that focuses on lending to entrepreneurs who are left out of the financial mainstream, including immigrants.
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Under existing Dodd-Frank requirements, regulators classify any bank with $50 billion in assets as a "Systemically Important Financial Institution" (SIFI) and the Federal Reserve imposes additional regulatory standards, scrutiny, and compliance costs on those banks.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Wednesday revived a lawsuit by villagers in India seeking to hold a Washington-based international financial institution responsible for environmental damage they blame on a power plant it financed.
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In a first, the corporation formally asked financial regulators Wednesday if it would no longer consider GE Capital a "systemically significant financial institution" (SIFI), which subjects it to heightened oversight and stricter rules from the government.
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If you don't have a 26(k), open an IRAIf you don't have access to a 2401(k) through your company, open a traditional or Roth IRA through a brokerage firm, bank, or other financial institution.
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" Republicans countered that Dodd-Frank stunted the ability of small banks to expand their services and gives big banks a Washington-funded bailout system via the "systemically important financial institution" designation, nicknamed "too big to fail.
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A draft bill called the "Keep Big Tech Out of Finance Act" was also discussed at the hearing, which would prevent a platform company like Facebook from becoming a registered financial institution in the United States.
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South Korea's banks would reach the PONV when designated as an insolvent financial institution as defined in Article 2 of the Act on the Structural Improvement of the Financial Industry, the key resolution legislation in Korea.
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Under the sentencing guidelines cited in the plea agreement, Mr. Cohen faces a maximum of between five and six years in prison for income tax evasion, false statements to a financial institution and campaign finance violations.
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Alicia Garcia-Herrero, an economist in the Hong Kong office of Natixis, a French financial institution, said that the limited financial regulatory consolidation set forth on Tuesday would leave that commission with a lot of power.
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Western Europe recovered with impressive speed, so the international community was left with a financial institution designed to use its scale and influence to secure lower-cost loans for governments, but without its initial client base.
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Yet Mr. Orban has also allowed an obscure Russian financial institution, the International Investment Bank, to open in Budapest with sweeping diplomatic immunity — a move that Western security officials say enables Russian spying and money laundering.
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The company expects to update its financial reporting and disclosures following the changes, which come amid AIG's push to lose the "systemically important financial institution" (SIFI) label that was largely inspired the company: http://bit.ly/2fuYUOB.
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Activist investor Carl Icahn, who is the insurer's third-largest investor, had pushed for a major overhaul of the company, calling for its breakup to shed its designation as a non-bank systematically important financial institution.
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"Records from one financial institution alone have shown approximately $1 billion in wire transfers between the Sacklers, entities they control, and different financial institutions, including those that have funneled funds into Swiss bank accounts," she added.
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Cohen, Trump's former personal lawyer and so-called "fixer," agreed to plead guilty on Tuesday to eight charges related to tax fraud, excessive campaign contributions, making false statements to a financial institution and unlawful corporate contributions.
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Specifically, Hunt said the CBA is aiming to carve out a niche to represent banks right around or above $2023 billion in assets — that's the threshold that determines whether the CFPB directly examines a financial institution.
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You probably want to hear from your financial institution about instances of fraud, data breach, overdrawn accounts, or other pertinent account information, but Federal Communications Commission Rules adopted in July of 2015 have created serious uncertainties.
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The FSB, as the highest-level bully pulpit for regulatory initiatives, is seen as the solution to the collective action problem: no regulator or financial institution willing to sublimate its self-interest to the common interest.
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The New York attorney general's office identified several previously unknown entities that are "believed to serve as conduits for transfers from Purdue to the Sackler Defendants" based on the documents provided by that unnamed financial institution.
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For one, because she chose the $480.5 million lump sum instead of 30 payments over 29 years, she should alert her financial institution that it's about to get a deposit of hundreds of millions of dollars.
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For decades, Wells Fargo was the envy of the banking industry: a financial institution that sold lots of products to customers while dodging the scandals and the losses that hit other banks during the financial crisis.
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Since that asset is sent directly to the recipient's phone — as opposed to being routed through a bank or another financial institution — it is safe from government interference and can be easily liquidated through local exchanges.
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The proposal is similar to a bill introduced in June, the Corporate Transparency Act, which would allow a financial institution to request information from the Treasury Department about a legal entity to meet its compliance obligations.
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MANAGUA (Reuters) - Nicaraguan lawmakers voted on Thursday to authorize a $23 million government purchase of Bancorp, a financial institution that has been sanctioned by the United States for its links to Venezuelan state-owned oil company PDVSA.
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In the review, which began in September, Forest City reached out to more than 50 potential acquirers and entered into exclusive talks with a large financial institution, but the talks broke down over price and closing conditions.
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The virus, known as GozNym, is a combination of two pieces of malware — one that infects the computer and the other that waits silently like a serpent until the user visits the website of a financial institution.
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The text of the bill says simply "A large platform utility may not be, and may not be affiliated with any person that is, a financial institution," with further sections spelling out the definitions of various terms.
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The payment processing company gives some money to Visa or MasterCard for managing the payment network, and Visa or MasterCard then give a little bit of money to the bank or financial institution that issued these cards.
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Also, local news provider MEED quoted ADFG chief executive Jassim Alseddiqi as saying Shuaa was in talks with a larger regional financial institution for a potential merger in a deal that could be worth billions of dirhams.
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BUENOS AIRES, Jan 18 (Reuters) - Argentina's named economist Javier Gonzalez Fraga as president of Banco de la Nacion, the country's biggest financial institution, on Wednesday as President Mauricio Macri looks to jumpstart an economy mired in recession.
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Though holders of digital currencies may seize on the news that a major financial institution is issuing its own crypto as bullish for the asset class, retail investors will probably never get to own a JPM Coin.
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The class action is the sixth to be filed against a major financial institution and the first against one of its powerful banks as a result of revelations stemming from a public inquiry into Australia's financial sector.
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"There will be questions on what this all means," said a senior executive at a European financial institution, who visited Riyadh late last month to attend a big international conference promoting Saudi Arabia as an investment destination.
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And if the Trump Administration views Beijing as not faithfully implementing what it agreed to then new sanctions against more Chinese individuals and firms, including a major oil company and a large financial institution, are increasingly likely.
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"If a financial institution could not provide such information with adequate protection of its confidentiality, it would be forced to be less candid with investors who would be less well informed in making their investments," he wrote.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Fitch identified the error with respect to these issue ratings as part of a review of financial institution issue ratings assigned prior to changes to criteria relating to structured notes in 2010 and 2011.
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While Tesco Bank certainly isn't the first financial institution to be targeted by hackers, the scale of the attack makes it remarkable, as draining tens of thousands of accounts at once presumably requires a carefully coordinated strike.
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The bill, by immediately lifting the definition of a "systemically important financial institution" from $50 billion to $100 billion and eventually to as high as $250 billion, opens the door to further consolidation within the banking industry.
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Nearly every American has or will have a loan or bank account, a prepaid card, credit card, a credit report or some combination of those, and so has dealings with a financial institution policed by the CFPB.
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Separately, Cohen pleads guilty to eight counts total, including five counts of tax evasion and one count of making a false statement to a financial institution, delivering what is viewed as a significant legal blow to Trump.
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