By Martin Mayer
"It should be noncontroversial that we can’t afford any more innovation on Wall Street," says the author of several books on the financial system.
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Depending on the rate one uses to discount future obligations, state and local government pension plans face a funding shortfall in the wide range from $1 trillion to $3 trillion.
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In the Offering Circular for the CDO at the heart of the SEC lawsuit against Goldman Sachs, the investment bank disclaims any fiduciary responsibility toward other parties in the transaction.
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Operating revenue reached a new high and the firm expanded its surplus by $2 billion, to $15 billion.
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The new tool gives financial professionals access to a comprehensive library of education plans and materials, the company said.
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Almost three out of four affluent baby boomers ages 51-64 are concerned about whether their assets will last throughout their lifetime.
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Lifetime income options should be offered by all defined contribution plans, but they shouldn't be mandated elections for all participants, RIIA says.