Tag: Securities and Exchange Commission
Cantor Fitzgerald Settles SEC Charges Over Misleading SPAC Disclosures
The firm will pay a $6.8 million fine for allegedly making false statements in regulatory filings.
Trump’s SEC Nomination Draws Strong Reactions
SEC Chair Gensler to Step Down January 20
Private Fund Advisers Rules in Retrospect: Just Sound and Fury, Signifying Nothing?
Although vacated by a federal court earlier this year, the rules’ themes are still worth consideration
How Investors, Public Companies View SEC’s Cybersecurity Disclosure Requirements
Disclosure requirements can be a hassle for companies, but investors seek to understand material risks.
SEC Postpones Mutual Fund Swing Pricing and Hard Close Proposals
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.
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.
SEC Climate Rule Will Reduce Information Asymmetry, Protect Investors, Congressman Says
SEC Seeks Institutional Investor Reps for Advisory Committee
The independent committee needs representatives of pensions and mutual funds to bolster investor protection.
Regulating the Robots
SEC’s Climate Risk Disclosure Rule Faces 3 Lawsuits Within 1 Week of Finalization
SEC Charges Crypto Fund Founders in Nearly $2B Fraud
The regulator alleges the now-defunct HyperFund was a ‘pyramid and a Ponzi scheme.’