Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for April 18, 2010

Top Bribery Prosecutor Exits, Predicting No Slowdown in Cases http://bit.ly/9ILX3O #
Goldman Sachs: Has The SEC Finally Grown a Pair Under Mary Schapiro? (Matthew Philips, Wealth of Nations Blog) http://bit.ly/cHigcS #
Tang Pleads Guilty In Tempur-Pedic Insider Trading Case (Shasha Dai, Dow Jones LBO Wire) http://bit.ly/9a6PoM #
FSA probe into Goldman Sachs ‘fraud’ http://bit.ly/bfMnPl #
Goldman case likely to unleash torrent of lawsuits (Daniel Wagner, AP) http://bit.ly/97DOqU #
Reputation of SEC’s Khuzami is on the line vs. Goldman (Kevin Hall, McClatchy) http://bit.ly/di0f0t #
Ex-Qwest CEO Nacchio to appear for Denver hearing http://bit.ly/cK4qUl #
Copy of Full SEC IG Report on SEC’s Response to Concerns Regarding Stanford’s Alleged Ponzi Scheme Available Here http://bit.ly/blANLi #
SEC Charges Goldman Sachs, Vice President, With Misstating Key Facts on Subprime CDO http://bit.ly/alD1Xz #
U.S. Joins Bribery Probe of Hewlett-Packard Executives http://bit.ly/9C5eni #
FSA fines pair 275,000 in latest insider trading coup (Hugo Duncan, London Evening Standard) http://bit.ly/b84xmm #
April 19 Event: Live From the National Press Club in D.C. http://bit.ly/cOngcf #