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Fed watchdog finds no criminal violations in HQ project (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — A federal watchdog found no violations of federal criminal law in connection with the renovation of the Federal Reserve's headquarters. The Federal Reserve Office of Inspector General, in a 120-page report released Wednesday, found that no administrative misconduct had taken place during the renovations but said the project's ballooning costs were due in part to mismanagement by the teams overseeing it, including the board's facility services section within the Division of Managemen
Fed watchdog finds no criminal violations in HQ project (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — A federal watchdog found no violations of federal criminal law in connection with the renovation of the Federal Reserve's headquarters. The Federal Reserve Office of Inspector General, in a 120-page report released Wednesday, found that no administrative misconduct had taken place during the renovations but said the project's ballooning costs were due in part to mismanagement by the teams overseeing it, including the board's facility services section within the Division of Managemen
SEC urges rigor as private credit market expands (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — The Securities and Exchange Commission issued a reminder Monday urging firms to provide investors with thorough disclosures about their investments in private credit as the market continues to grow and draw more regulatory scrutiny. The agency called on companies to "maintain rigor" in valuing private assets and provide all relevant details about the risks those assets might have and how public firms arrive at their valuations. "The growing accessibility of private assets, including
Fed watchdog flags gaps in security incident oversight (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — The Federal Reserve has weaknesses in how its divisions coordinate to identify and resolve information security incidents, a government watchdog said. The Fed's Office of Inspector General released a report Monday detailing an incident involving a former staffer in the Division of International Finance who potentially removed hundreds of documents containing sensitive and classified information from the board and the Federal Open Market Committee using an unencrypted USB device. The
SEC Commissioner Peirce to leave agency (opens the original)
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WASHINGTON — Securities and Exchange Commission Commissioner Hester Peirce announced Friday that she will leave the agency on Oct. 2. Peirce's second 5-year term expired in June 2025, but she has remained at the SEC in a holdover capacity. Commissioners may continue serving for a limited period after their terms expire if their successors have not been appointed and qualified. In a letter published on X, Peirce thanked President Donald Trump for the opportunity to serve as commissioner and expre
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