Suzanne Barlyn

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Prudential May Hit Wells Fargo For Account Scandal Costs

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A push by the insurer for Wells to cover its costs could become another headache for the bank.

U.S. Insurers Sense Opportunity In Unwanted Pension Plans

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They are buying corporate pension plans at a record clip as companies unload them.

From Wall Street To Wisconsin, Brokers Cheer Trump's Order

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Trump's executive order asks the Labor Department to review whether the rule needs to be changed or dumped.

SEC Probing Yahoo Over Previously Disclosed Cyber Breach

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The SEC is investigating whether the data breaches should have been reported sooner to investors.

U.S. Insurers Gathering Data From Your Mouth, Car, Grocery Cart

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There are concerns that insurers will eventually use the data they get to cherry-pick the best and most profitable customers.

Florida Lets MetLife, Unum Boost Premiums For Long-Term Care

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Insurers have been facing stress from rising medical costs and policyholders living longer.

New York Financial Regulator To Delay Cybersecurity Rules

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Regulators will delay the rule for banks and insurers doing business in the state.

BofA To Pay $12.5M SEC Fine For Causing 'Mini-Flash Crashes'

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Bank of America agreed to pay the fine to settle charges Merrill Lynch failed to prevent erroneous trading orders.

Wells Fargo To Pay $4.1M For Illegal Student Loan Practices

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A Wells Fargo & Co. unit is settling charges that it engaged in illegal private student loan servicing practices.

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