Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for Mar. 24, 2010

At last, the FSA gets tough on insider dealing (Nils Pratley, guardian.co.uk) http://bit.ly/aMQFM7 #
Directors of ALSTOM arrested in corruption investigation following raids on nine properties http://bit.ly/9CCmWs #
Second Circuit Affirms Excess D&O Insurers’ Coverage Denial Based on Prior Knowledge Exclusion (Kevin LaCroix, The D & http://bit.ly/b3jL1V #
Daimler Is Said to Pay $185 Million to Settle Charges of Bribery of Foreign Officials (Charlie Savage, NYT) http://nyti.ms/bFtnEg #
U.S. securities class-action settlement amounts up 39 percent http://bit.ly/adAWlJ #
Mendelsohn and Scarboro Spread the FCPA Gospel (Christopher M. Matthews, Main Justice) http://bit.ly/bFhYGJ #
U.K. Arrests Deutsche Bank, Moore Capital Employees in Insider-Trading Probe http://bit.ly/bEa1ZS #
Corporate Blogs and ‘Tweets’ Must Keep SEC in Mind (by Cari Tuna, WSJ) http://bit.ly/axcvra #
Rene Friedman Joins Howrey in Chicago http://bit.ly/ao9W6B #
Meredith Moss Joins King & Spalding in D.C. http://bit.ly/b73aIz #
Turf Wars Possible In New Units: SEC Official http://bit.ly/bBPjx8 #
FSA Carries Out Its Biggest Swoop Yet (Compliance Week) http://bit.ly/97LWj8 #