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democrat	whose mission too is to simplify and <span class=bold>democratize</span> mutual fund risk and return information.
	<span class=""bold"">democratic</span> capitalism with the founder of the eponymous brokerage and asset manager. Mr. Schwab sweat
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> We noticed in an Associated Press Summaries of Senate financial disclosure forms story ap.google.com
	<span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> descend on Denver to kick off their convention this week a number of mutual
	<span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> descend on Denver to kick off their convention this week a number of mutual
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> and Republican administrations . In judging how we approach this recovery it seems to me that
	<span class="bold">Democrat</span>-Gazette; Variable Rate Demand Note; 547516AB0 Kent Hospital Finance Authority Michigan Revenue; Variable Rate
	<span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> and Republicans find common ground on a deficit reduction plan in time to extend
	Scott Brown R Mass. whose vote the <span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> need to pass the financial overhaul bill .
	<span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> and Republicans that more competition might be needed in order to limit the impact
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> on the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission whose colleagues are evenly split over whether
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> on the U S U.S. Securi es and Ex change Commission whose colleagues are evenly
	<span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> to retain control of the Senate D Retiring 7 R Retiring 3 R Reelection
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> Commissioner Luis Aguilar warned that the rules under consideration might add more risk to the financial
	<span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> are joining Republicans in putting pressure on the Securities and Exchange Commission not to tighten
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> lawmakers who served in state or local government to sign a letter to Securities
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> has expressed concern about the impact on the industry of changes in money market
	effectiveness of monetary policy and enhances transparency and accountability which are essential in a <span class=""bold"">democratic</span> society.
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> Luis Aguilar sent a letter yesterday to Schapiro and SEC Chief Economist Craig Lewis
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> Luis Aguilar have changed their position since August . Aguilar released a statement on August
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> Treasury Secretary called for a more stable healthier financial system. A month ago reform
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> member Luis Aguilar . Toomey comments In an effort to minimize the risk of breaking
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> indicated they wouldn t support the proposals. It was a rare case of a <span class=""bold"">Democratic</span>
	<span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> shy from money market fund reform www.politico.com news stories 0912 81064.html . The article says
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> commissioner Luis Aguilar in the process. The piece quotes former SEC staffer Lynn Turner
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> in the U.S. Senate is backing an extension to an FDIC program that provides
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> and Republican Administrations. We write to urge you individually and collectively as members of the Financial
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> commissioner at the agency rebutted assertions that a majority of the commission has been
	<span class=""bold"">democratic</span> process at the heart of its approach to rulemaking. As a group of former
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> Luis Aguilar joined with the two Republicans to defeat her measure. But that hasn
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> Commissioner Luis Aguilar . It is designed as a way to detect potential outflows from
	<span class=""bold"">Democrats</span> has lessened the possibility of more policy shock out of Washington. And perhaps most
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> Kara Stein and Republican Michael Piwowar who are still fleshing out their views on what
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> Kara Stein and Republican Michael Piwowar who are s ll fleshing out their views
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> has questioned whether allowing funds to suspend redemptions could exacerbate instead of reduce the risk
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> Senators Bob Menendez of New Jersey and Mark Warner of Virginia and Republicans Pat Toomey
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> and Michael Piwowar a Republican voted against the changes. The New York Times wrote
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> commissioner whose term expires next month. The departures herald a transformation at the agency
	<span class=""bold"">Democratic</span> Senator Robert Menendez said local government officials are complaining the floating NAV will increase
	<span class=""bold"">Democrat</span> Hillary Clinton in Tuesday s election triggered an explosive bondmarket selloff the biggest since