Tag: Securities and Exchange Commission
If the GOP Wins Congress, What Would That Mean for Investors?
Odds are strong that Republicans will prevail in the midterms. Look out IRS and SEC.
Kim Kardashian Agrees to Pay SEC $1.26 Million for Touting Crypto
Reality TV star also agreed not to promote digital tokens for three years for failing to disclose promotional payment.
SEC, CFTC Fine 11 Financial Firms Nearly $2 Billion for Recordkeeping Failures
The regulators say the violations impeded their ability to conduct investigations.
SEC, CFTC Propose Reporting Changes to Keep Up With Private Fund Industry
Regulators cite rapid growth and the increased complexity of the private fund industry for need to amend confidential filing rules.
Be Wary of Single-Stock ETFs, Warn SEC Commissioner, Education Head
Stock Loan Tiff: 4 Allocators’ Case Against Wall Street Firms Advances
Plans for Iowa, Los Angeles County and two other California counties seek class action standing against Goldman and four others.
SEC Adopts Amendments to Proxy Voting Advice Rules
SEC leaders say the final amendments aim to avoid burdens on proxy voting businesses that may impair the timeliness and independence of their advice.
SEC Adopts New E- Filing Rules
SEC Charges Hedge Fund Adviser With $39 Million Fraud
Andrew Middlebrooks allegedly embezzled money from investors to pay for jewelry, credit card bills and his wife’s business.
Firm Charged With Defrauding Disabled People Using Fake Trusts
Private Funds, ESG, Crypto Among SEC’s Priorities in 2022
The regulator released its annual report identifying the greatest risks facing investors and the markets.
Private Funds, ESG, Crypto Among SEC’s Priorities in 2022
Proposed SEC Rules Look to Shed Light on Opaque SPAC Deals
