Martin: Goldman Sachs pursued an 'icky' deal
My gut instinct is that investment banking and securities firm Goldman Sachs did not commit fraud in the deal that has led to the Securities and Exchange Commission filing charges of fraud against the firm.
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How the Goldman Sachs Fraud Case Could Accelerate Wall Street Reform
When the SEC announced on Friday that it had filed a fraud action against Goldman Sachs Group Inc., the news hit the financial markets like a carefully targeted bomb. The media, regulators and lawmakers had been scrutinizing Goldman's record profits in the wake of the global financial crisis market collapse. But, with Goldman alumni working in this highest reaches of the federal government, the venerable Wall Street institution seemed untouchable. Money Morning has introduced a new article on their site commenting on the Goldman Sachs situation.
Goldman Sachs accused of fraud
WASHINGTON - The government on Friday accused Wall Street's most powerful firm of fraud, saying Goldman Sachs & Co. sold mortgage investments without telling the buyers that the securities were crafted with input from a client who was betting on them to fail.
Shareholders to Vote on Ground-Breaking Economic Security Resolution Tomorrow at Goldman Sachs Annual Meeting
A ground-breaking bylaw amendment resolution to create a board committee on economic security at Goldman Sachs will be addressed and voted on by shareholders at the annual meeting located at 32 Old Slip in New York City, on Friday, May 8, 2009. The resolution is the first in the nation to call upon a major bank holding company that received billions of dollars in federal bailout funds, loan guarantees and government insurance, to align its policies to be consistent with protecting the economic security of the United States.
Shareholders to Vote on Resolution Calling on Goldman Sachs to Adhere to U.S. Economic Security
Shareholders will vote on a bylaw amendment calling for adherence to U.S. economic security at Goldman Sachs annual meeting in New York City on Friday, May 8, 2009. The resolution, introduced by Harrington Investments, would create a board committee to insure that Goldman Sachs' financial policies are consistent with the economic security of the United States.
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