JPMorgan Chase agreed to pay $151 million to settle charges that two of its units violated securities laws such as not acting or making recommendations in the best interest of shareholders.

Two units of JPMorgan Chase agreed to pay more than $151 million in combined penalties to settle regulatory charges of misconduct that include issuing misleading disclosures and failing to make ...

JPMorgan Chase JPM-1.11%decrease; red down pointing triangle agreed to pay $151 million to settle charges that two of its units violated securities laws. The Securities and Exchange Commission sai ...

The regulator accused two units of JPMorgan of misconduct, including failing to make recommendations in the best interest of customers. $99 Billion Bet: Warren Buffett Invests Heavily In 2 Stocks ...

Leading U.S. bank JPMorgan Chase (JPM) has agreed to pay $151 million in penalties to settle charges of misconduct for failing to act in the best interest of its clients. The U.S. Securities and ...

The SEC said that the bank’s violations included misleading disclosures to investors, not acting or making recommendations in the best interest of shareholders and prohibiting joint transactions ...

The next day the US Securities and Exchange Commission sent JPMorgan Chase & Co. an invoice for $151 million for assorted securities misdeeds over the last few years. I’m not sure it’s even ...

JPMorgan Chase agreed to pay $151 million in penalties and voluntary transactions to investors to settle five enforcement actions the Securities and Exchange Commission made public Thursday.

(Bloomberg) -- Two JPMorgan Chase & Co. subsidiaries agreed to pay more than $151 million to settle a series of Securities and Exchange Commission claims faulting how they handled clients’ money, ...

NEW YORK (Reuters) -JPMorgan Chase will pay $151 million to settle five U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission enforcement cases, including accusations that the largest U.S. bank made misleading ...