Goldman balks at helping rich clients recover from 'auction rate' securities

For once, Wall Street isn't bending over backward for its richest clients.

That is causing new controversy for investment banks, which have already committed to reimburse mom-and-pop investors, charities, and small businesses for more than $40bn(€26.8bn) in illiquid "auction rate" securities. Wealthy clients, institutions and corporations have been largely left out of those pacts.

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