Last US investment banks to be regulated
US - Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs, the last independent investment banks on Wall Street, have converted to bank holding companies and will be regulated by the Federal Reserve.
Following the announcements over the weekend, and subject to a statutory five day anti-trust waiting period, both banks will be allowed to raise funds through federally backed schemes and will be subject...
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