U.S. Judge Approves JPMorgan’s $290 Million Settlement in Epstein-Related Case
In a significant legal development, U.S. District Judge Jed Rakoff approved on Thursday to JPMorgan Chase's $290 million settlement with…
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Deutsche Bank Pays $1.6 Billion in Settlement for Bernard Madoff Scandal Claims
Deutsche Bank AG (DBKGn.DE) has settled a lawsuit against two offshore funds, the Kingate Global Fund and Kingate Euro Fund,…
Deutsche Bank Settles Misselling Allegations for $7 Billion
Summary: Germany's largest bank has agreed to pay the federal government billions of dollars to settle a misselling case. Deutsche…
Deutsche Bank Fights $14 Billion Order
Summary: Deutsche Bank is the latest bank to enter into negotiations with the Department of Justice over their part in…
Banks Have a Mere $65 Billion in Outstanding Legal Costs
Summary: Although many banks have already paid significant sums for their roles in the 2008 financial crisis, many still face…
Deutsche Bank Changing General Counsel
Summary: Deutsche Bank, in the midst of their largest legal bills, will have two new general counsels by the beginning…
A Recent Ruling Gives the FDIC the Responsibility to Pay WaMu Claims
Summary: An important decision has finally been made regarding whether the FDIC or J.P. Morgan Chase should pay the claims…
Second Employee of Deutsche Bank Commits Suicide
Summary: Calogero Gambino, a lawyer for Deutsche Bank, was found hanged in New York City in an apparent suicide as the…
Former Deutsche Bank Salesman Admitted to Bribery
A former Deutsche Bank salesman, Shigeru Echigo, has admitted to bribery charges in Tokyo, but Shigeru Echigo, 37, stated that…
Oppenheimer & Co. Placing Themselves Underneath the Knife
According to Bloomberg News, when purchasing stocks that appear to be in the middle of a skydive, it is…
China is Making its Currency Less Predictable
China's currency according to Bloomberg News is becoming less predictable and investors are paying the price. According to data collected…
Banks Accused of Manipulating the Benchmark
According to a filing with a U.S. federal court in New York, five banks involved in setting the London benchmark…