Sentence examples for financial services panel from inspiring English sources

The financial services panel has jurisdiction over legislation affecting banks.

While he was chairman of the financial services panel, Mr. Bachus faced an ethics investigation after a "60 Minutes" report alleged that he used insider information to make stock trades.

Others include Representative Paul E. Kanjorski, the Pennsylvania Democrat with a senior role on the House financial services panel, and Representative Collin C. Peterson, Democrat of Minnesota, who leads the House Agriculture Committee, which has jurisdiction over futures contracts and derivatives.

Barney Frank, the Democratic chairman of the House financial services panel, said that if the auto bail-out had been quickly approved, "I could write the [news] stories for tomorrow: in a rushed, barely examined commitment of many, many more taxpayer dollars, Congress today leapt into an abyss".

All parts of Wales will benefit if Cardiff can attract big financial companies to the capital, according to the chair of the Welsh government's financial services panel.

And by targeting the 10 CBC members who sit on the financial services panel, these lobbyists can potentially win over the entire caucus.

Cliff Palefsky, an employment lawyer and opponent of workplace arbitration, says this is particularly true in the financial services industry, where at least one member of every panel must have a financial services background.

The association doesn't disclose them, and lists only panel members' employers — 15 large global banks and financial services firms.

Mr. Paulson and Mr. Steel told audiences that the United States had already set up advisory panels on auditing and regulations in the financial services industry.

The new Cranfield MSc in finance and management offers course participants the benefit of wisdom from an advisory panel of senior practitioners from leading firms in the financial services industry, including UBSWarburg, Goldman Sachs and Watson Wyatt.

At a roundtable discussion in Riviera Maya, Mexico, hosted by the Guardian in association with Visa, against the backdrop of the World Economic Forum on Latin America, a panel of experts agreed that just giving people access to financial services was not enough.