--FILE--Urs Rohner, gauche, président de Credit Suisse Group AG, prend la parole lors d'une conférence à Beijing, Chine, 7 janvier 2013. Goldman Sachs Group Inc.
--FILE--Urs Rohner, left, chairman of Credit Suisse Group AG, speaks during a conference in Beijing, China, 7 January 2013. Goldman Sachs Group Inc. and Deutsche Bank AG are among five Wall Street firms in addition to JPMorgan Chase & Co. whose hiring practices in China are being probed by U.S. regulators, the New York Times reported. Citigroup Inc., Morgan Stanley and Zurich-based Credit Suisse Group AG also are facing Securities and Exchange Commission investigations, which are at an early stage, the newspaper said, citing interviews with people briefed on the matter. JPMorgan recently gave authorities spreadsheets and e-mails detailing the firms Sons and Daughters hiring program, according to the Times. U.S. authorities are examining whether JPMorgan violated anti-bribery laws by hiring the children and other relatives of well-connected politicians and clients in China in exchange for having business steered to the firm, a person with knowledge of the investigation said in August. Bloomberg News reported that month that a probe of JPMorgan had uncovered an internal spreadsheet that linked appointments to specific deals.
