US elections pave way for regulatory changes

Changes are in store for the way that the US capital markets are regulated and overseen, following yesterday's midterm elections in which Andrew Cuomo was elected attorney-general of New York.

As attorney-general Cuomo takes on wide powers to regulate business and financial services in the state. His predecessor, Eliot Spitzer, was a forceful investigator of malpractice on Wall Street, in 2002 winning a $1.4bn (€1.1bn) settlement from ten top securities firms over conflicts of interest.

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