Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs may face civil charges for allegedly misleading investors in the sale of mortgage-backed securities, marking the next phase of cases tied to the financial crisis.
Wells Fargo and Goldman Sachs may face civil charges for allegedly misleading investors in the sale of mortgage-backed securities, marking the next phase of cases tied to the financial crisis.
Both banks received “Wells” notices from the Securities and Exchange Commission, which alerted them that the staff planned to recommend civil charges.
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