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One of them was this: We'll also establish a Financial Crimes Unit of highly trained investigators to crack down on large-scale fraud... financial firms violate major anti-fraud laws because there's no real penalty for being a repeat offender.

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Telegraph.co.uk

America's Clinton throws weight behind euro as Greek debt deal edges closer
Telegraph.co.uk
Hilary Clinton and Angela Merkel have voiced confidence that Europe can solve its financial crisis, as Greece's international creditors entered crunch talks in Athens. The failure to reach agreement on either the bondholder deal or the budget plans has ...
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Stanford Used 'Slush Fund' at SocGen for Bribes, Ex-CFO Says
BusinessWeek
β€œIt was a slush fund, just used for whatever the holder wanted to use it for,” James M. Davis, Stanford Financial Group Co.'s former chief financial officer, told a jury yesterday about the SocGen account at Stanford's criminal fraud trial.
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