Tag: Banks

The Federal Reserve announced on Monday that it was fining BNP Paribas US$246 million for “unsafe and unsound” practices in its foreign exchange markets. The...

A US judge on Tuesday dismissed most of an investor lawsuit accusing several major banks of conspiring to manipulate the benchmark European Interbank Offered...

Thomas P. Brown and Molly E. Swartz, March 20, 2016 In October 2014, Washington D.C. City Council passed legislation that effectively allowed Uber to operate...

In this issue: Antitrust in Times of Economic Crisis: A Global Perspective George Addy, Anita Banicevic, Mark Katz, Dec 15, 2008 Antitrust Legislation and Policy...

In this issue, CPI examines the intersection of antitrust and financial regulation. Letter from the Editor David Evans, Dec 22, 2011 Letter from the Editor...

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle Rosa Abrantes-Metz, Oct 29, 2014 A veritable “who’s who” of high profile financial benchmarks...

Gordon Schnell, Mar 19, 2013 As they appeared before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee last month, financial regulators seemed more than a bit discomfited when...

Todd Fishman, Olivier Fréget, David Gabathuler, Dec 22, 2011 The global financial crisis has led regulators and legislators in the United States and in the...

Gert-Jan Koopman, Dec 22, 2011 The available evidence suggests that the European Commission's State Aid ("SA") control of public assistance to the financial sector in...

Katarzyna Czapracka, Mark Powell, Jul 28, 2011 Like their U.S. counterparts, the EU antitrust enforcers have decided to probe practices that attracted criticism in the...