Since then, support for splitting the positions has grown, stoked in part by revelations of JPMorgan's continued regulatory missteps.
It adds color to the fraudulent actions, regulatory missteps and Wall Street mendacity that we've long known about.
It also found that these institutions' self-policing operations were ill equipped to identify regulatory missteps among traders and did little about them when they were discovered.
Mending the frayed relationships with Washington will be difficult, however, as the bank continues to contend with a series of regulatory missteps.
To proactively thwart any regulatory missteps, Mr. Dimon said the firm was "conducting an in-depth review" of its foreign correspondent banking business — an area that could pose regulatory headaches going forward.
When Cox, the 28th chairman of the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, steps down early this year, he will leave behind an agency tarnished by regulatory missteps and threatened with being reorganized out of existence by Congress.
Marsh & McLennan, a leading global provider of insurance, reinsurance and risk consulting services, is recovering from a series of regulatory missteps that severely distracted management.
The rapid growth of third-party solar last year, and the expected continued growth, is largely due to pent-up demand caused by a variety of regulatory missteps and delays, said GTM's Perea and IREC's McConnell.
In other words, while corporate governance missteps, regulatory actions, climate-induced disaster or other problems could derail a project, the repayment could still occur on time and in full owing to the sheer financial strength of the issuer.
They included missteps at regulatory hearings and the handling of a recent pipeline spill in Michigan, which was sharply criticized by the American authorities.
Shell halted drilling for oil in September after equipment failures, unexpected ice floes, operational missteps and regulatory delays forced the company to scale back its plans.
