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On December 20th, New York's highest court held that the Martin Act, the state's blue sky law, does not preempt an investor's claims for breach of fiduciary duty and gross negligence
On July 6th, Reuters reported that the FDIC has voted to adopt new rules governing when and how it will "clawback" compensation from executives of failed financial institutions
