Last summer, Fabrice Tourre didn’t turn around fast enough to see the bus coming at him. Goldman Sachs had given him a big push and put him in the front and center of their big bet on a crash in the residential mortgage securities market. Tourre ended up as the Fabulous Fab after giving himself [...]
The Fabulous Fab Rule
on December 9, 2010 in Publish to KM Space, Records Management
Don’t write emails so provocative that they wind up reproduced on the front page of the Wall Street Journal. With many fund managers having to register under the Investment Advisers Act, they will now be subject to more extensive record-keeping requirements. That means more emails will be saved for a longer period of time. Those [...]
Goldman Settles; Fabulous Fab is Left on His Own
on July 16, 2010 in SEC News
Goldman Sachs settled with the Securities and Exchange Commission. That’s not a surprise. Goldman did not want to litigate this action. It wanted it to go away. As a shareholder in Goldman, I wanted it to go away. It seems others did also. GS stock price opened at $138.50 on Thursday morning. It opened at [...]
Recent Stories
- Blogoversary
- Compliance Bits and Pieces for February 10
- Proposed FATCA Regulations Released
- New Anti-Money Laundering Requirements for Non-Bank Mortgage Lenders and Originators
- Crowdsourcing the Crowdfunding Exemption
- Compliance, the Middle-Finger Malfunction, and the Reluctant Touchdown
- Compliance Bits and Pieces for February 3
- Margin Call
- Will Private Equity Fund Managers Get a Registration Exemption?
- Changes Coming With Anti-Money Laundering Requirements
About
Social Media

Affilate
This website uses the Canvas Wordpress theme from WooThemes. (affiliate link)






