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The Fed and the New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) say FX traders at the firm improperly shared customer information.
Goldman Sachs Group Inc. will be paying $109.5 million in fines split between two regulators on charges that its traders improperly shared customer information with traders at other firms, and charges that these actions improperly influenced foreign exchange (FX) prices. The parent company of Goldman Sachs Bank USA will be paying a $54,750,000 fine as...
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