Sam Bankman-Fried drives a Corolla, sleeps on a beanbag and has a Robin Hood-like philosophy.
A financier who made a fortune on penny stocks in his 20s has been sued by the SEC for fraud.
They want to outlaw a legal tactic that predatory lenders have frequently used to seize money from small businesses.
New York is investigating whether small business lenders are committing fraud or abusing the court system.
A BGC brokerage unit allegedly failed to report using sports tickets as compensation.
Joel Tucker allegedly made $7.3 million selling data to debt collectors.
Credit One sometimes charges an annual upfront fee of $75, even on accounts with credit limits as low as $300.
The New York hedge fund tycoon is now volunteering as a sheriff in Colorado county.
The DeVere Group has used aggressive and high fees in going after retirement savings, former brokers say.
CEOs have complained that the rules tie up resources that could be used for lending and to help stimulate the economy.