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Financial Regulation

[10.29.09]

Credit Ratings Now Optional, Firms Find

[10.29.09]

Credit-rating bill clears committee

[10.28.09]

Car Dealers Protected From New Consumer Protection Agency

[10.28.09]

GOP Tried To Block Elizabeth Warren From Heading Agency She Proposed

[10.28.09]

Three Theories on Solving the 'Too Big to Fail' Problem

[10.28.09]

US congressional panel backs new rules for hedge funds

[10.28.09]

‘Too big to fail’ is too dumb an idea to keep

COLUMN (John Kay):

[10.28.09]

Bill Would Put Bank Rescue Cost on Big Companies

[10.27.09]

The Consumer Financial Protection Agency could protect consumers from bad debt

OPINION (Ellen Harnick, Senior Policy Counsel, Center for Responsible Lending)

[10.27.09]

We must overturn the status quo in derivatives

OPINION (Kenneth Griffin)

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