Securities Docket A.M. News Wire for May 19, 2010

Social networking boosts legal, regulatory issues in financial services http://bit.ly/ajRpyL #
Newly-revealed documents show Ruth Madoff was much more involved in hubby’s firm than she has claimed http://bit.ly/b2U3pP #
Santander Cited Madoff Risk in 2006, Investors Say http://bit.ly/aM6maI #
China: Prosecution standards clarified for insider trading http://bit.ly/aBHzOo #
FSA sends letters to 38,000 Britons on ‘suckers list’ http://bit.ly/b76ijC #
Allen Stanford a ‘Wreck of a Man,’ Bail Motion Says http://bit.ly/bff14j #
With Huang Guangyu sentence, China takes aim at corrupt business culture http://bit.ly/crDSpS #
UK: Ex-AKO Trader Admits Insider-Trading http://bit.ly/aTKgor #
Kumar to Pay $2.8 Million to Settle SEC’s Galleon-Related Action http://bit.ly/csILVo #
Jay Darden Joins Patton Boggs in Washington, D.C. http://bit.ly/a5XR5r #
China: GOME Founder Huang Guangyu Sentenced to 14 Years in Prison http://bit.ly/d5MEI6 #
Thomas Weisel Faces Finra Probe Over ARS Sales http://nyti.ms/bI90U7 #
Goldman Sachs Said to End Talks to Hire Paul, Weiss for SEC Defense http://bit.ly/9fLINC #
FSA boss says new intensive approach requires more resources http://bit.ly/9EYMi5 #