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Silicon Valley Bank Shut Down: Biggest Banking Failures Since 2008
US regulators shuttered Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on Friday and took control of its deposits, in what amounts to the biggest retail banking failure since the global financial crisis.
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In Trump Administration IMF To Face Series Of Challenges
In its 70-year history, the International Monetary Fund has been no stranger to financial crises and policy disputes but now faces a new challenge, a US administration fundamentally opposed to some of its most important positions.
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RBS To Pay $1.1 Billion To Resolve Some Of Its US Mortgage Claims
The resolution comes as RBS prepares to settle a number of U.S. cases where it is accused of mis-selling mortgage-backed bonds and brings the U.S. regulator's recoveries against various banks to $4.3 billion over their sales of such securities before the 2008 financial crisis.
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Sebi issues draft regulations for real estate investment trusts
Market watchdog Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Thursday issued draft guidelines to set up real estate investment trusts (REITs) in India, reviving an effort that it had put on hold in 2008 during the global financial crisis.
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Victimized but ready for fight to finish, says Subrata Roy
"It started as political vendetta against us in 2005, and thereafter became a chain reaction. First, the RBI took action against us in 2008 and then Sebi clamped down on our businesses," the head of the diversified conglomerate said.
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Bernanke says Fed working on regulatory failures
The financial crisis, which hit with force in the fall of 2008 after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, underscored the need for regulators to do a better job in policing the financial system.
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Silicon Valley Bank Shut Down: Biggest Banking Failures Since 2008
US regulators shuttered Silicon Valley Bank (SVB) on Friday and took control of its deposits, in what amounts to the biggest retail banking failure since the global financial crisis.
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In Trump Administration IMF To Face Series Of Challenges
In its 70-year history, the International Monetary Fund has been no stranger to financial crises and policy disputes but now faces a new challenge, a US administration fundamentally opposed to some of its most important positions.
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RBS To Pay $1.1 Billion To Resolve Some Of Its US Mortgage Claims
The resolution comes as RBS prepares to settle a number of U.S. cases where it is accused of mis-selling mortgage-backed bonds and brings the U.S. regulator's recoveries against various banks to $4.3 billion over their sales of such securities before the 2008 financial crisis.
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Sebi issues draft regulations for real estate investment trusts
Market watchdog Securities and Exchange Board of India (Sebi) on Thursday issued draft guidelines to set up real estate investment trusts (REITs) in India, reviving an effort that it had put on hold in 2008 during the global financial crisis.
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Victimized but ready for fight to finish, says Subrata Roy
"It started as political vendetta against us in 2005, and thereafter became a chain reaction. First, the RBI took action against us in 2008 and then Sebi clamped down on our businesses," the head of the diversified conglomerate said.
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Bernanke says Fed working on regulatory failures
The financial crisis, which hit with force in the fall of 2008 after the collapse of Lehman Brothers, underscored the need for regulators to do a better job in policing the financial system.
