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The regulator's approach has drawn sharp scrutiny from the oversight panel.

Analysts and shareholders have speculated on whether Mr. Jenkins will choose to shed the riskier, more aggressive arm of the bank that has drawn sharp scrutiny from regulators.

New Century is the latest subprime mortgage lender to come under sharp scrutiny from federal regulators for its business during the bubble years.

The companies have come under sharp scrutiny from regulators, the Federal Reserve and the White House, which worry that they are too big, too risky and without enough equity capital to protect themselves from rapid changes in interest rates.

Last December, UBS, under sharp scrutiny from federal officials, told him that the bank was closing his offshore account and mailing him a check for the balance: $830,000.

While Pakistani military rulers once purged their disdain for civilian rule through bloodless coups, the latest breed of generals has chafed under new constraints — the military's damaged popularity after the humiliating American commando raid in May 2011 that killed Osama bin Laden, sharp scrutiny from an emboldened media, and judicial challenges from Chief Justice Chaudhry's court.

The role of the rating agencies in the crisis came under sharp scrutiny Friday from the Senate's Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations.

The Massey Energy Company, the biggest coal mining business in central Appalachia and the owner of the Upper Big Branch mine, has drawn sharp scrutiny and fines from regulators over its safety and environmental record.

Maytag has agreed to be bought by a group of investors that would take the appliance maker private, hoping to fix its myriad woes away from Wall Street's sharp scrutiny.

CARACAS, Venezuela -- The shadowy underworld of Basque exiles in this city is coming under sharp scrutiny after recent arrests in Europe and an indictment this month from one of Spain's top judges asserting that Venezuelan intelligence officials were involved in training Basque separatists and Colombian guerrillas in Venezuela.

His deal with the government and his $8 million severance package from Christie's is certain to come under sharp scrutiny when cross-examination resumes today.