As he presides over the courtroom battle between the British financier Guy Hands and Citigroup, Judge Jed S. Rakoff entertains with a wry sense of humor, blunt talk and a passion for the legal process.
Guy Hands, the charismatic British financier, took the witness stand before a packed federal courtroom in Lower Manhattan as he challenged Citigroup over his purchase of the EMI Group.
In an unusual hearing before the federal appeals court in Manhattan, lawyers for the Securities and Exchange Commission and Citigroup argued that United States Judge Jed S.
By Jake Zamansky:It’s not every day that a federal judge issues a landmark decision, particularly one that could help investors wanting to sue giant financial institutions. But that’s what happened Monday, when U.S.
Judge Jed Rakoff's blunt rejection of a major Citigroup Inc securities fraud settlement could resonate with other judges who share the public's frustration with Wall Street and its regulators. Rakoff is ...
A federal judge today blasted 40 years of slap-on-the-wrist, no-admission-of guilt deals the SEC has reached with Citigroup.In the latest deal, with no admission of guilt, the SEC fined Citigroup for $160 million in illicit profits, even though regulators claim Citigroup profited by $700 million.Please consider Judge Unloads on Deal SEC Struck With Citi
As he did with Bank of America, Judge Jed S. Rakoff wants Citigroup to take more responsibility for the "truth" of its wrongdoing in its settlement with the S.E.C.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Judge Jed Rakoff's blunt rejection of a major Citigroup Inc securities fraud settlement could resonate with other judges who share the public's frustration with Wall Street and its regulators.
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Judge Jed Rakoff's blunt rejection of a major Citigroup Inc securities fraud settlement could resonate with other judges who share the public's frustration with Wall Street and its regulators.
Reuters - Judge Jed Rakoff's blunt rejection of a major Citigroup Inc securities fraud settlement could resonate with other judges who share the public's frustration with Wall Street and its regulators.
Judge Jed S. Rakoff must approve Citigroup's $285 million settlement, but he has assailed the S.E.C. for resolving cases without making defendants admit wrongdoing.