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Wells Fargo nears full regulatory relief as CFPB lifts consent order
(Reuters) -Wells Fargo cleared its twelfth consent order since 2019 and moved closer to fixing longstanding regulatory issues that have kept the bank under an asset cap of $1.95 trillion. The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, the top U.S. consumer watchdog, has lifted a 2018 consent order related to the lender's compliance risk management, Wells Fargo said on Monday. A similar consent order that the bank had entered into with the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, another top regulator, was lifted in February.
Catastrophe Bond ETF Seed Investors Pull Back: Report
- Seed investors are holding off putting money into ILS amid market uncertainty, Bloomberg reports. - Brookmont's ILS launched on April 1 as the first catastrophe bond ETF. - The fund has pulled in $5 million since then.
World First: New Catastrophe Bond ETF Hits The Market
The Brookmont Catastrophic Bond ETF (ILS), the first-ever catastrophe bond ETF, debuted Tuesday.
Everspin Technologies (MRAM): Among the Best Data Storage Stocks to Invest in According to Analysts
We recently published a list of 11 Best Data Storage Stocks to Invest in According to Analysts. In this article, we are going to take a look at where Everspin Technologies, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRAM) stands against other best data storage stocks to invest in according to analysts. Data storage is defined as the organized preservation of […]
First-Ever Catastrophe Bond ETF Hits The Market But Without A Safety Net
US ETF with first cat bond fund, Brookmont Catastrophic Bond ETF (ARCA: ILS), provides exposure to $50B cat bond sector. Debuting without lead market maker, may impact trading. ILS offers low-correlation, high-yield alternative for investors seeking diversification & income.
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Market Makers Shy Away From World’s First Catastrophe Bond ETF
From cryptocurrencies to collateralized loan obligations, there aren’t many assets the US ETF market has struggled to embrace. But the $10 trillion industry may have found its limit with Wall Street’s newest arrival.
