A former US Army financial counselor is accused of defrauding Gold Star families by making unauthorized trades with their life insurance and survivor benefits between May 2018 and November 2022.
Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey sought to dispel fears that a digital version of the pound will turn into a surveillance tool for UK authorities after its proposals were attacked by conspiracy theorists online and on motorway bridges.
Ryan Phair and Craig Y. Lee have joined Paul Hastings as partners with the antitrust practice in Washington, D.C., the firm said Monday.
The backlash against investing strategies that factor in environmental, social and governance issues is rising in the US and is impacting the way managers are thinking about integrating such considerations into their funds, according to a survey by
The first proxy season after a key US rule change was expected to rock the shareholder activism world. Instead, the
The share of Russian aluminum in London Metal Exchange stockpiles rose again last month, a sign of the exchange’s growing reliance on material that’s being shunned by some consumers.
The US House’s top government watchdog committee is asking Federal Reserve Chair
Leaps in AI technology are raising questions about fair lending, fraud detection, and cybersecurity at banks, but federal banking regulators already have tools in place to deal with those issues, industry watchers say.
Among the lawyers, litigants and spectators who packed into a San Francisco courtroom last month for a hearing on the fate of the biggest video gaming deal ever was another breed altogether: the merger arbitrager.
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