Tag: Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC, DOJ Charge Dozy Mmobuosi in ‘Massive’ Fraud
The Nigerian businessman with claimed assets of more than $7 billion was widely reported to have been close to buying English soccer club Sheffield United.
Treasury’s Record $4.3B Crypto Exchange Fine Adds to Pressure on Digital Assets
Asset Management Advisory Firm President Charged by SEC in Massive Fraud
SEC Accuses Kraken of Operating Unregistered Securities Exchange
Federal Court Enters Judgment Against Former Hedge Fund Trader
Premium Point had inflated the value of private funds it advised by hundreds of millions of dollars to hide poor performance.
Navigating ESG in an Evolving Regulatory Environment
Fighting Cyberattacks Requires Top-Down Approach
Preparations Are Key to Weathering Cybersecurity Incidents
Private Equity Firm to Pay $20.5M to Settle SEC Charges of Inadequate Fee Disclosure
Prime Group allegedly did not disclose that $18 million in fund fees went to a firm wholly owned by its CEO.
SEC Adopts Private Fund Adviser Rules Aimed at Increasing Transparency
In dissent, Commissioner Peirce said the new rules will harm investors, while Commissioner Uyeda called them ‘arbitrary and capricious.’
Shareholder Proposals Increase, Yet Few Gain a Majority
Environmental and social resolutions boosted the number of filings this spring, ISS says, while anti-E&S resolutions also shot up.
Florida Fund Administrator Settles SEC Charges Over Missing ‘Red Flags’
Theorem Fund Services allegedly misappropriated and misused investors’ funds.
SEC Cybersecurity Rules Require Major Compliance Efforts
Bill to Protect Older Investors Against Scams Passes House
The proposed legislation would create a senior investor task force within the SEC.