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  FINRA quietly shifts SRO efforts to Senate

  By Melanie Waddell  |  February 7, 2013

  FINRA has set its sights on the Senate to push a bill that would give it the authority to become the SRO for advisors.

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  SEC’s top cop, Khuzami, to leave

  By Melanie Waddell  |  January 10, 2013

  The SEC’s top cop, Robert Khuzami, plans to leave the agency later this month after four years as its enforcement director.

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  Top 10 stocks in 2012

  By Tom Nawrocki  |  December 7, 2012

  As 2012 winds to a close, it’s time to take a look at the choices that made investors rich this year — or made them tear their hair out.

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  Fiscal cliff solutions: A billion here, a billion there

  By Andrew Taylor  |  December 3, 2012

  Small changes — such as federal workers contributing more toward their pensions — could start producing real changes to the potential $500 billion cliff.

• Treasury working to wind down Freddie, Fannie

  By Staff Writer  |  August 17, 2012

  All profits from finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will now go directly to the U.S. Treasury instead of the 10% dividend requirement outlined in their government bailout.

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  AIG Gobbled Up Maiden Securities

  By Arthur D. Postal  |  August 6, 2012

  American International Group has been an aggressive purchaser of securities it formerly owned that were held in facilities created by the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.

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  What Would QE3 Bring?

  By Tom Nawrocki  |  June 15, 2012

  With the American economy seemingly stalled again, the Federal Reserve is now debating whether to undertake a third round of quantitative easing.

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  Donald Layton Resigns from AIG Board of Directors

  By Noah Guillaume  |  May 11, 2012

  Due to his appointment as CEO of Freddie Mac, Donald Layton submitted his resignation from the board of directors of AIG effective May 16.

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  Why You Shouldn't Trust Washington or Wall Street, Part 1

  By Brian Solik  |  April 13, 2012

  If you’ve ever listened to Wall Street analysts, economists, and politicians, you will have noticed something they would be quite hesitant to admit: they are often dead wrong in their stock market and economic predictions.

• Ed DeMarco's Refusal on Principal Reductions Grounds for Firing (Huffington Post)

  By Staff Writer  |  March 13, 2012

  Groups call for the ouster of Edward J. DeMarco — the man keeping American homes "underwater."