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SEC Chairman Schapiro lands at #56 on Forbes’ “100 Most Powerful Women” list.
The SEC has settled an insider trading case against a New York financial consultant.
Former SEC commissioner Atkins has been appointed to the panel overseeing the $700 billion financial bailout.
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Bernard Madoff’s 90-foot yacht (“Bull”) has been released by administrators to be put up for sale.
Thursday, officers from the Stuttgart prosecutor raided the headquarters of Porsche.
It remains unclear what the SEC and CFTC will end up doing to coordinate their regulatory efforts now that both appear safe from being abolished, but one thing is now clear: whatever they do will be “harmonious.”
Hong Kong’s SFC has charged Tiger Asia Management with insider trading and manipulation.