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Paul Mata gave presentations to church groups promising “Finances God's Way,” the SEC said.
Japan's Government Pension Investment Fund loses 3.9%, erasing gains from previous six quarters.
Within days, the governor of America's largest state is expected to provide access to nearly 7 million people without a retirement plan through the workplace.
The lawsuit continues a barrage of litigation filed in recent weeks related to fiduciary breaches in retirement plans.
Agency apologizes and says it will pursue other security authentication options.
Mr. Kowach replaces Mary Mack, who now oversees community banking.
The Investment Company Institute blasts the state over its plans to exclude mutual funds from the proposed Secure Choice program.
While 62% said they support debt-free university tuition in a recent poll, 48% said they would not be willing to pay more in federal taxes to fund free college.
Joseph J. Lampariello also ordered to pay nearly $40 million in restitution.
