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15 Aug

SEC Says It Fined 26 Firms in Latest WhatsApp Probe Fallout

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Twenty-six financial firms agreed to pay about $393 million in total fines after the US Securities and Exchange Commission said they failed to keep their employees’ electronic communications, the latest fallout from the regulator’s so-called WhatsApp investigations.The SEC said that Ameriprise Financial Inc., Edward D. Jones & Co., LPL Financial Holdings Inc., Raymond James Financial Inc. will pay $50 million each to settle cases with the agency. A Royal Bank of Canada unit will pay $45 million, while parts of Toronto-Dominion Bank, Truist Financial Corp. and Bank of New York Mellon Corp. were also among those agreeing to penalties, the…

CIBC Plans Hiring Spree in Artificial Intelligence, Data Jobs

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Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce plans to hire more than 200 employees in data and artificial intelligence over the next year as it expands its use of generative AI.The country’s fifth-largest bank has carried out a number of pilot programs using generative AI and is adding staff in Canada to accelerate those efforts, Christina Kramer, the bank’s head of technology and innovation, said in a statementBloomberg Terminal. Source link lol

T-Mobile Postpones $561 Million Wireless Equipment ABS Offering

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T-Mobile US Inc. is postponing its sale of more than $500 million in asset backed securities supported by wireless equipment plans, according to people familiar with the matter.The deal, which began premarketingBloomberg Terminal last week, was set to price this week, according to an earlier message to investors. T-Mobile’s postponement marks the first notable indication of stress in the ABS market following elevated volatility this week. A maelstrom of economic indicators showing slowing growth, weak earnings from technology companies and a rate hike from the Bank of Japan damaged broader markets and caused Wall Street’s fear gauge to spikeBloomberg Terminal…