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Illogically and hypocritically, congressional Republicans are now using failure by the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) Wall Street police to detect and shut down the Madoff Ponzi scheme as their primary argument to gut funding for the SEC. Incompetent investigators shouldn’t be funded, these critics contend. Read more
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Firms to be put straight over bribery: Guidance expected to be published within days http://p2.to/194N #
Fannie Mae Ex-CEO Mudd May Face SEC Claims in Subprime Probe – Businessweek http://p2.to/193Y # Lehman Probe Stalls; No Charges a Possibility – WSJ.com http://p2.to/193X # Web Watch: Best of the Week Ending March 11 – Compliance Week. http://bit.ly/eC7GbT # n http://p2.to/193r # The S.E.C. Under Fire http://p2.to/193i # SEC Brawls With US Attorneys Over [...]
The Securities and Exchange Commission is being scrutinized over both its handling of a former general counsel with a financial interest in a Bernard L. Madoff fund and its filing against a potential witness in the insider trading prosecution of Raj Rajaratnam. The questions being asked could undermine the agency’s credibility as an effective regulator [...]
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The SEC must make it clear that post-settlement “denials” won’t be tolerated.
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