Daily Archives: April 21, 2009, 10:00 pm

Securities Docket News Wire for April 21, 2009

Archived Version and Materials Now Available For Today’s SEC Enforcement Update Webcast (April 21). http://bit.ly/6DUPA #sdx # Copy of the Special Inspector General for TARP’s Quarterly Report to Congress. http://bit.ly/1bsxRM #sdx # SEC’s Division of Corporation Finance Offers More Guidance on Rule 10b5-1. http://bit.ly/zPqRe #sdx # Report: Sens. Schumer and Shelby to Offer Amendment Adding $20 Million to SEC’s Budget…

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Copy of the Special Inspector General for TARP’s Quarterly Report to Congress

A copy of the Office of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program’s Quarterly Report to Congress dated April 21, 2009 is available here (see link below). The report notes that the Special Inspector General for TARP has initiated nearly 20 preliminary and full criminal investigations to date. Although the details of those investigations will generally not…

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Report: Sens. Schumer and Shelby to Offer Amendment Adding $20 Million to SEC’s Budget for Enforcement

Senators Charles Schumer (N.Y.) and Richard Shelby (Ala.) are reportedly adding an amendment on the Fraud Enforcement and Recovery Act that would add $20 million to the budget of the Securities and Exchange Commission. Glenn Thrush of Politico reports that the bill is expected to be taken up by the Senate this week.  According to a summary provided by Schumer’s…

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Today’s Webcast (April 21) — SEC Enforcement Update: A Wounded Animal is a Dangerous Animal

Today, at 2 pm Eastern, Securities Docket will host a webcast entitled, “SEC Enforcement Update: A Wounded Animal is a Dangerous Animal.” In a sharp detour from the era of Chairman Christopher Cox, the SEC under new Chairman Mary Shapiro’s leadership has obtained big budget increases that will be used to increase the number of enforcement lawyers. It has also…

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