State Street settles with SEC

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US - State Street Corp. has reached a settlement with the SEC and Massachusetts authorities that results in the firm ultimately paying US$663m to investors who lost money in active fixed income strategies run by State Street Global Advisors.

The firm said yesterday it settled without admitting or denying guilt. In 2007, State Street came under fire from investors for allegedly misrepresenting the amount of risk in some of its bond f...

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