Fed hits Goldman Sachs over use of supervisory information
The Federal Reserve Board has ordered Goldman Sachs Group to pay a $36.3 million civil penalty for the unauthorized use and disclosure of confidential supervisory information in presentations to clients and prospective clients. Joe Mont reports.
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