Securities Docket News Wire for October 1, 2014

SEC’s broken window enforcement program gets a boost from “quantitative analytics” and “algorithms” – Drinker Biddle http://t.co/dfllR2BQhD ->
U.S. Lawsuits Related to Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Profits Dismissed – http://t.co/HeZK5dmn68 http://t.co/CkZgI1AyOV ->
SEC ends Dialogic probe that was based on successor liabilty — The FCPA Blog http://t.co/Ik1E2M57fU ->
Insider Case by S.E.C. Is a Step Removed From Herbalife Itself – http://t.co/HeZK5dmn68 http://t.co/U7Ezmf7Q9e ->
For Whistleblowers, Risks Can Pay Off Under SEC Program | Daily Business Review http://t.co/Ew7cSl9E1L ->
Enforcement report for Q3 2014 — The FCPA Blog http://t.co/uIAPtGhpWW ->
UK: ‘Misled’ investors unite to sue Lloyds in US-style class action | Herald Scotland http://t.co/A6ClVW89j1 ->
SEC: George B. Franz III Sentenced for His Obstruction of an SEC Investigation & Making False Statements to SEC Staff http://t.co/8z1h5t84kO ->
Yet Another Study Debunks ‘Revolving Door’ Worries | Compliance Week http://t.co/PZhlMy1bSQ ->