Sentence examples for oversight stock from inspiring English sources

In anticipation of a big rollback in federal oversight, stock in Goldman and other Wall Street firms has risen sharply since the election.

Water purification, meat inspection, corporate accounting oversight, stocks and mutual fund trading limitations, natural resources preservation -- relaxation of controls in these and other areas all tell one story: human greed leads inevitably to sacrifice of safety for profit, unless protective regulations are established and rigorously enforced.

Reform measures included the Federal Securities Act, which provided government oversight of stock trading (later augmented by establishment of the Securities and Exchange Commission [SEC]), and the Glass-Steagall Banking Reform Act, which prohibited commercial banks from making risky investments and established the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation FDICC) to protect depositors' accounts.

The bill could run into trouble in the House because of reservations Representative Thomas J. Bliley, a Virginia Republican and chairman of the House Commerce Committee, has about the agreement between the S.E.C. and the futures trading commission to share oversight of single-stock futures, according to a spokesman, Pete Sheffield.

An early investigation into the events by the French stock market oversight agency, the Commission des Opérations de Bourse, made little mention of Mr. Soros.

I'd love to read Chris Ware's new book, "Building Stories," which was unfortunately out of stock (an extraordinary oversight) and has just become available again.

More broadly, members of the Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee may plan to ask Mr. Cox about such issues as the regulation of credit-rating agencies or the oversight of the nation's stock exchanges.

But plenty of activities would still be eligible for oversight, from think tank funding disclosures to stock trading by federal employees.

Adding to its attraction, the Sotheby's marketplace is more controllable than the stock market, and with far less oversight.

Christian and his clients claim the Canadian bankers and others exploited lax oversight of this market by the National Association of Securities Dealers, selling stock they didn't have–"naked" short-selling.

And it is eliminating "stub quotes", which thanks to a technical oversight allow market-makers to buy perfectly good stocks for a penny if there are no other bids.Another area that needs to be looked at is market data.