The embattled bank — already facing a fraud lawsuit from the SEC — discloses that it's received notices of even more investigations regarding its subprime mortgage dealings.
May 11, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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Goldman Sachs Group, Inc. disclosed Monday that it has received notices of investigations from FINRA and from the United Kingdom Financial Services Authority regarding its subprime mortgage dealings.
The company also revealed, in its quarterly filing (pdf) with the Securities and Exchange Commission, that it has received requests for information from other unnamed regulators regarding the so-called CDO (collateralized debt obligation) offerings.
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