- Dina ElBoghdady
- Reporter
Dina ElBoghdady reports on consumer regulatory issues, including food safety, privacy and consumer product safety. Before joining the Post, ElBoghdady covered Capitol Hill and then the auto industry for the Washington bureau of the Detroit News. She had also worked in the Orange County Register’s Washington bureau, writing about the county’s congressional delegation. ElBoghdady’s first job in journalism was at States News Service, where she reported on Congress for several California newspapers.
JPMorgan set to pay fine for ‘Whale’ trading losses
Regulators are expected to levy $750 million in fines; the bank may make a declaration of wrongdoing.
Trading on options exchanges briefly interrupted Monday
The market experienced a tech problem similar to one that led to a halt in Nasdaq trading last month.
Twitter and others take advantage of JOBS Act perk
The law adopted last year allows some firms to confidentially submit IPO paperwork to the SEC.
Federal Reserve bank leaders warn SEC on money-market plan
Regional Federal Reserve banks urge regulators to toughen up their money market fund proposal.
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- CFTC signals it may tighten rules on high-speed trading
- Man to pay $5.2 million to settle SEC complaint over Smithfield trades
- Q&A; with departing SEC Commissioner Elisse Walter
- SEC seeks admission of wrongdoing from JPMorgan in ‘London Whale’ case
- SEC puts legal lessons learned to use in Fabrice Tourre trial
- Jury finds Goldman executive liable for misleading investors
- Jurors hear closing arguments in SEC fraud case against Fabrice Tourre
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