Regulators Charge JP Morgan Over $1 Billion in Penalties

Name: Regulators Charge JP Morgan Over $1 Billion in Penalties
Uploaded: 2013-09-20T00:37:33Z
Duration: P354S
Description: Investment bank J.P. Morgan got hit with two sets of penalties that total over a billion dollars in fines and refunds. Judy Woodruff talks to Dawn Kopecki of Bloomberg News for details on the charges, the ongoing investigations and the larger consequences for the company.

Clip: 09/19/2013 | 5m 54s

Investment bank J.P. Morgan got hit with two sets of penalties that total over a billion dollars in fines and refunds. Judy Woodruff talks to Dawn Kopecki of Bloomberg News for details on the charges, the ongoing investigations and the larger consequences for the company.

Aired: 09/19/13

Rating: NR

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