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    not to disclose the information to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Eventually, Enron was investigated for the fraud, but the focus of the investigations was on Louis Borget, the man who ran Enron Oil. Borget was punished, and Enron was allowed to continue. In 1989, Enron formed the Gas Bank, run by Jeffrey Skilling. Skilling wanted his division to use mark-to-market accounting. This meant that various trading contracts, including long-term gas delivery, would be recorded at…

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    Essay On Political Schism

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    that is becoming threatened. With the government being more focused on the donors’ special interests the government becomes less responsive towards the majority of its citizens, limiting legislation that could be passed to help remedy current and future issues (Douglas, 2007). It’s been found that the funds given to campaigns from the individual voter to large corporation has little affect on swaying the elections, but that it’s not accounting for the money flowing in,…

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    Birmingham Research Paper

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    relationship with China, with interest expressed through the increase of Chinese tourists each year. This trade relationship has been around since the mid 1800s as in response to defeat in the Opium wars, the Chinese authorities sent its first Imperial Commission to Europe to learn about and then adopt Western military technology and armament production in 1866. As one of the greatest manufacturing cities in the world, Birmingham was an important place for them to visit on their tour. Birmingham…

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    be able to acquire otherwise. Trading is significant to Australia as it contributes to the economy. The Australian two-way trade service is worth approximately $670 billion, 2013-2014 (Department of Foreign Trade, 2014). Trade is significant as it can recede poverty rates, establish jobs and develop the economy. Australia’s primary commodity exports are coal, iron ore, gold, meat, wool, alumina, machinery and transport equipment and wheat. Australia’s primary commodity imports are machinery and…

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    practice portfolio. We were given $1,000,000 and a maximum of 400 trades. We were also able to short sale which allowed the excess of $1,000,000. The types of securities allowed to be traded included stocks, options, futures, bonds, mutual funds, international stocks, and commodities. With the choice of many securities, it seemed overwhelming to decide where to start. The different requirements allowed me to understand each type of security and the level of risk involved in each type. Although…

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    Regulation needs to occur in regards to innovative technology but also trade technology specifically. Trade has moved on with the advancement of technology to make trade easier. To stay in the past with our current policies would be nonsensical. If companies and their methods are advancing, the rules of the game must also advance with them. The policies and regulations from the CFTC “…have stayed pretty much the same. Most of the CFTC’s rules were written for 20th century analog markets”…

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    Dodd-Frank Ethical Analysis

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    These agencies and their “varying rules and standards led to certain entities not being regulated at all, with others subject to less oversight than their peer financial firms organized under different charters” (Morrison & Foerster, 2010, p. 6). After the financial crisis, analysts pointed to the “many regulatory failures” and gaps in oversight as the reason unethical and illegal practices were overlooked or ignored (Madrick, 2010, para. 3). As a result, the provisions set out by…

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    Citigroup Failure

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    “Too big to fail” is a term used to describe a company that has become so essential to the economic success of a country that the government of that country must take excessive measures to prevent that company from ceasing to trade or going bankrupt (Amadeo, 2016). In this case, company is plural and the country that took those extreme measures was the United States of America. The 2007-2009 financial crisis caught the world by surprise and led to a renewed interest in understanding the inner…

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    gather the data needed to create these databases financial advisors will monitor the following external databases: NYSE, Dow Jones, North American Securities Administration Association, Bureau of Public Debt Alerts, Commodity Futures Trading Commission, Securitas and Exchange Commission, Analysts, and market data on sources such as yahoo…

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    This rule is called the Volcker Rule, and it will restrict US activities (4). The Volcker Rule was named after Paul Volcker who former chairman of the Federal Reserve. This rule was made to keep banks from doing proprietary trading, which is making bets for their own profit. Before the argument that arose on the 19th of January in 2010, no one thought this rule was going to be a problem, until there was an upset in Massachusetts. On January 21, 2010, the Obama Administration…

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