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Browse: Home / 2013 / July / 10 / S.E.C. Hopes for Validation in Goldman Trader Case — The New York Times

S.E.C. Hopes for Validation in Goldman Trader Case — The New York Times

By Securities Docket on July 10, 2013, 12:00 pm

The rarity of the trial underpins its importance. For Mr. Tourre, who is now enrolled in a doctoral economics program at the University of Chicago, an unfavorable verdict could yield a fine, or worse, a ban from the securities industry. A victory in court, however, would offer only belated consolation to Goldman, which is paying for his defense. For the S.E.C., an agency still dogged by its failure to thwart the crisis, the trial is a defining moment that follows one courtroom disappointment after another.

via S.E.C. Hopes for Validation in Goldman Trader Case — The New York Times

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