Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for July 3, 2009

Merkin Says His Clients Knew About His Madoff Investments. http://bit.ly/15qKYd #
Siemens Settles With World Bank on Bribes. http://bit.ly/AkHPR #
Judge in Pang Case Rules in Favor of SEC, Continues Asset Freeze. http://bit.ly/pFbj9 #
Madoff Kickbacks Alleged in Austria. http://bit.ly/VfRv3 #
Japan FSA Appoints Katsunori Mikuniya As New Chief. http://bit.ly/139Ek9 #
Judge in SEC case against Stanford wants proof money isn’t tainted. http://bit.ly/gNnCz #
Guest Column: Justice Sandra Day O’Connor’s Involvement in Flowserve Decision May Bode Well for Securities Plaintiffs. http://bit.ly/T4jTU #
Ruth Madoff Booted Out of Manhattan Apartment, Destination Unknown. http://bit.ly/KNrdu #
July 9 Webcast: “2009 Mid-Year Review – Securities Litigation and Enforcement.” http://bit.ly/79VMB #
Securities Litigation and Enforcement Group on LinkedIn.com: 500 Members Strong and Counting. http://bit.ly/1BC0T #
Sequenom Discloses SEC Inquiry Into Announcement of SEQureDx Down Syndrome Test. http://bit.ly/BjBXA #
UK: FSA’s New Structure Will Create International Division, Integrate Enforcement and Financial Crime Divisions. http://bit.ly/dpDJT #
Harvey Pitt: European Comm.’s draft directive could increase systemic risk if leads to hedge funds abandoning Europe. http://bit.ly/14sZV2 #