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Hitchin: Comet founder Brian Abrahams dies aged 86 - Vimarsana News

Hitchin: Comet founder Brian Abrahams dies aged 86

Brian Abrahams, the founder of the Comet newspaper and a presence in several Hitchin civic organisations, has died at the age of 86.

CFPB's Chopra Calls For 'More Durable,' Simpler Rules - Vimarsana News

CFPB's Chopra Calls For 'More Durable,' Simpler Rules

Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Director Rohit Chopra said Wednesday that his agency will look into making its rules "more durable" and less reliant on outside inputs from single sources, highlighting a recent overhaul of the way it calculates a variable used in its mortgage regulations.

Source: law360.com
US missile defense project on Guam is 'not going fast enough,' security experts say - Vimarsana News

US missile defense project on Guam is 'not going fast enough,' security experts say

A proposed missile-defense system for Guam may provide the island with absolute protection from missile threats, including hypersonic missiles, but the project is already overdue, according to missile defense experts.

'Really Dumb Move': Sens. Rake Ex-SVB Chief Over Coals - Vimarsana News

'Really Dumb Move': Sens. Rake Ex-SVB Chief Over Coals

Silicon Valley Bank's former chief executive faced blistering criticism before a Senate panel on Tuesday, as senators from both parties slammed "really dumb" risk management at the now-failed bank and questioned whether he would give back any of his past compensation. 

Source: law360.com
SVB's Former CEO 'Truly Sorry,' Ex-Signature Execs Dismayed - Vimarsana News

SVB's Former CEO 'Truly Sorry,' Ex-Signature Execs Dismayed

Silicon Valley Bank's former CEO plans to tell senators on Tuesday that he, too, was caught off-guard by his bank's failure and is "truly sorry" for the effect it has had on those around him, while Signature Bank's former top executives plan to paint their bank as a potentially unnecessary casualty of broader turmoil.

Source: law360.com