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Victim payout plan sought in Stanford’s Ponzi case
Stanford trustee asks court for permission to set up a claims process.
Securities Docket News Wire for Nov. 17, 2011
Get caught up with the Securities Docket News Wire for Nov. 17, 2011.
Ex-employee to admit joining Bernard Madoff’s fraud in “early 1970s”
Longtime Madoff employee will reportedly admit to a conspiracy going back to the early 1970s.
Ron Paul Joins Call for Congressional Insider Trading to be Punished; Lieberman to Hold Senate Hearings
Ron Paul is latest presidential candidate to support ban on Congressional insider trading.
LIEBERMAN, COLLINS TO HOLD HEARING ON INSIDER TRADING LAWS AND CONGRESS
Senate plans hearing to examine how insider trading laws apply to Congress.
Support gels for extending insider trading rules to Congress
48 House members, including six Republicans, now are co-sponsors for the Stop Trading on Congressional Knowledge Act.
Can Rakoff consider ‘public interest’ in Citi/SEC settlement?
SEC argues court may not consider “public interest” when reviewing settlements.
SEC Needs Resources to Police Algorithmic Trading, Khuzami Says
Enforcement director says SEC needs additional tools to adequately police high-frequency and algorithmic trading.
Olympus Accounting Facing Formal Probe From U.K. Prosecutors
SFO opens formal probe into accounting irregularities at Olympus Corp., will work with DOJ and Japanese authorities.
Congressional Insider Trading: Is It Legal?
While even law professors disagree, the proper answer is most likely going to be, “Yes, it’s legal.”