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Senate Banking Committee Chair Brown asks banks to detail their links to Archegos

Senate Banking Committee Chair Brown asks banks to detail their links to Archegos CNBC 3 hrs ago Brian Schwartz In letters to leaders at Goldman Sachs, Nomura Holdings America and Credit Suisse, Sen. Sherrod Brown indicated he s looking for details on their relationship to Archegos. CNBC received a letter from Brown to Morgan Stanley after publication of this story. The letters are the first response from Congress that hint at a possible investigation and go beyond initial statements merely condemning the market chaos. © Provided by CNBC Senator Sherrod Brown (D-OH), speaks at the 2019 National Action Network National Convention in New York, April 5, 2019.

Senate Banking chairman prods Credit Suisse, others on Archegos

Senate Banking chairman prods Credit Suisse, others on Archegos Senate Banking chairman prods Credit Suisse, others on Archegos Sen. Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, chairman of the Senate Banking Committee.  Senate Banking Committee Chairman Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio, is demanding answers from Credit Suisse and other banks on their margin call and market activity connected to Archegos Capital Management, the hedge fund that defaulted on margin calls by Credit Suisse and other banks last month. In the chairman s letter sent Wednesday to Credit Suisse Securities, Nomura Holding America, Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, Mr. Brown said he is troubled, but not surprised, by the news reports that Archegos entered into risky derivatives transactions facilitated by major investment banks, resulting in panicked selling of stocks worth tens of billions of dollars and those banks collectively losing nearly $10 billion.

Archegos implosion could lead to family-office regulation

Archegos implosion could lead to family-office regulation Assessing the murky family-office world presents challenges, such as sorting out the different types. The SEC had targeted family office oversight for review this year even before the Archegos blowup. April 8, 2021 3 MINS When Archegos Capital Management recently stepped on a derivatives landmine, it may have set off an explosion that will have repercussions for advisory firms that manage wealthy families’ finances. In late March, Archegos defaulted on margin calls involving swaps transactions that forced the sale of approximately $20 billion in underlying securities. The conflagration, which caused major investment banks to lose nearly $10 billion, is likely to draw regulatory scrutiny of family offices, a category that includes Archegos.

150 CEOs from Goldman Sachs, BlackRock and More Urge Congress to Approve $1 9 Trillion Stimulus

150 CEOs from Goldman Sachs, BlackRock and More Urge Congress to Approve $1 9 Trillion Stimulus
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