Tag: SEC
Investor Groups Petition SEC to Cut 13F Reporting Timeline to 5 Days
Information is out of date under the current 45-day timeline, per the NYSE and two investment professional groups.
Cyber Attackers Targeted 10% of Russell 3000 Companies in 2022-23, Study Says
Many corporations outsource their IT functions, which makes them especially vulnerable, an ISS report finds.
Corporate Raider Icahn Fined $2M for Disclosure Failure
The investor agreed to fines for not reporting he had borrowed against his stake in an investment firm he controls.
SEC’s Best Takes Leave Again to ‘Focus on His Health’
Keith Cassidy will serve as interim acting director of the regulator’s examinations division, as Best takes second medical leave in a year.
SEC Looks to Finalize Remaining Market Structure Rules by October
Silvergate Capital Settles Charges of Failing to Monitor $1T in Transactions
Investment Fund CIO Pleads Guilty to Securities Fraud
Joshua Goltry ‘lied about nearly every aspect’ of his fund’s operations and performance, according to federal prosecutors and the SEC.
Supreme Court Rules SEC In-House Judge Process Is Unconstitutional
Former Allianz Global Investors CIO Pleads Guilty to Fraud
Gregoire Tournant allegedly lied to investors and distributed altered risk reports.
Appeals Court Vacates SEC’s Private Fund Adviser Rule
Intercontinental Exchange Fined $10M for Failing to Inform SEC of Cyber Intrusion
The NYSE’s parent company allegedly waited four days before telling nine subsidiaries of the 2021 network breach.
Crypto Regulation Bill Passes House
The bill aims to divide digital asset oversight between CFTC and SEC.