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Massachusetts Regulators To Crack Down On Robinhood

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Robinhood has come under the watchful eye of regulators — this time in Massachusetts. State regulators are set to file a complaint on Wednesday (Dec. 16) saying that the stock-trading platform failed to protect its customers and their assets, violating state laws and regulations.

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Robinhood May Sell Shares Directly To Users If It IPOs

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16, Massachusetts securities regulators filed a complaint against Robinhood alleging that the company aggressively marketed to inexperienced investors and failed to implement controls to protect them, violating state laws and regulations.

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District of Columbia enacts emergency debt collection law in response to COVID-19 pandemic; Massachusetts AG issues guidance on emergency debt collection regulation

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In addition, the law prohibits both creditors and debt collectors from initiating legal proceedings, repossessions, or visiting a consumer’s home regarding debts that are secured by a vehicle. In contrast, the Massachusetts emergency regulation only restricts telephone calls to consumers. In both D.C.

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7 Possible Causes of SVB Failure and Predicting the Impact on Regulatory Reporting

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We’re putting this into practice and offering our predictions concerning what regulations may arise once the dust has settled. The Tier 1 leverage capital ratio of the firm was 8.11%, more than twice the 4.00% required by regulators. But the fault is the regulators’, right? Securities 4a. Possible Causes of Failure 1.

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MetLife Charged With Misleading Investors By Mass. Securities Regulator

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MetLife was charged with making false statements to investors on Monday (June 25) by the securities regulator in Massachusetts. After an investigation, the state regulator lodged the charges against the company after MetLife said in December it didn’t make payments to retirees.

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Massachusetts Can Proceed With Lawsuit Against Equifax

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A judge has ruled that the state of Massachusetts can move forward with its lawsuit against Equifax. The breached information included names, Social Security numbers, birthdates, addresses and, in some instances, drivers’ license numbers. as well as the credit card numbers of approximately 209,000 people.

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Massachusetts Throws Daily Fantasy Sports A Bone

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The Boston Globe reported that Massachusetts decided Friday (March 25) to establish a set of regulations that would allow Boston-based DraftKings and FanDuel to continue to operate within the state. Although they don’t agree with every 
regulation, they’ve already started to comply and they 
will comply.”.