Justice Dept. investigating Goldman Sachs
The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation of Goldman Sachs over mortgage securities deals it arranged. (April 30)
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The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation of Goldman Sachs over mortgage securities deals it arranged. (April 30) Go to Source…
The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation of Goldman Sachs over mortgage securities deals it arranged. (April 30) Go to Source…
The Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation of Goldman Sachs over mortgage securities deals it arranged. (April 30) Go to Source…
NEW YORK June 10 (Reuters) – The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, which charged Goldman Sachs Group Inc ( GS.N ) with fraud in April, is investigating another mortgage-linked deal once pitched by the Wall Street … Go to Source…
WASHINGTON — A foundering bond insurer on Thursday filed a civil fraud suit against Goldman Sachs over the same exotic mortgage-securities deal in which Goldman paid $550 million last summer in a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission. ACA … Go to Source…
Federal regulators today charged investment bank Goldman Sachs with fraud over the sale of risky subprime mortgage securities that were secretly designed to fail, costing investors $1 billion. Securities and Exchange Commission’s Division of … Go to Source…
Goldman fired back on Sunday, accusing the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations of having “cherry … In one email, Goldman Sachs chairman and chief executive officer Lloyd Blankfein appeared to gloat about the strategy in an exchange with … Go to Source…
… appear to show Goldman Sachs executives expected to profit handsomely as the mortgage market declined in 2007. Goldman boss Lloyd Blankfein and other company executives are scheduled to testify before the Senate Permanent Subcommittee on … Go to Source…
Larry Swedroe, principal at Buckingham Asset Management LLC, and Bloomberg’s Michael Moore talk about Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s agreement to pay future Federal Reserve penalties and write down $53 million of mortgage loans in New York to gain approval for its sale of Litton Loan Servicing LP. Swedroe and Moore speak with Pimm Fox on Bloomberg Television’s “Taking Scott.” Go to Source…
Neil Barofsky, former special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program and a Bloomberg Television contributing editor, talks about possible lawsuits facing Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and other U.S. banks over sales of mortgage-backed securities. The National Credit Union Administration is seeking damages in excess of $491 million from Goldman Sachs in a lawsuit filed yesterd…
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