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Securities Docket News Wire for April 22, 2016
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Law firms under cyber-siege: now what? | Compliance Week
The past month has presumably been quite eye-opening for the many, many law firms that have been sleeping on their significant cybersecurity exposure. From an unusual and specific warning by the FBI, to reports of elite law firms being hacked, to the blockbuster “Panama Papers” matter, law firms are now firmly on notice that they […]
SEC’s Ceresney says more cybersecurity cases ‘coming down the pike’ | Compliance Week
The SEC has begun to bring cybersecurity-related enforcement actions under Regulation S-P of the Securities Act of 1933, and Enforcement Director Andrew Ceresney stated this week that more such cases are now “coming down the pike.” via SEC’s Ceresney says more cybersecurity cases ‘coming down the pike’ | Compliance Week.
Securities Docket News Wire for April 21, 2016
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SEC Examined 50 of 650 Municipal Advisors in Fiscal 2015 | The Bond Buyer
About of 50 of the 650 registered municipal advisors were examined by the Securities and Exchange Commission’s Office of Compliance Inspections and Examinations in fiscal 2015, the office director told House subcommittee members on Thursday. via SEC Examined 50 of 650 Municipal Advisors in Fiscal 2015 | The Bond Buyer
Theranos, the SEC, and the Enforcement of the Securities Laws Against Private Companies – The D&O Diary
… The D&O insurance marketplace is built around a basic premise that private and public companies are fundamentally different. The D&O insurance for these two categories of companies are written in entirely different forms, in part based on the assumption that public companies have potential liability exposures under the securities laws, while private companies generally […]
Why Haven’t Bankers Been Punished? Just Read These Insider SEC Emails – ProPublica
While the SEC, as well as federal prosecutors, eventually wrenched billions of dollars from the big banks, a vexing question remains: Why did no top bankers go to prison? Some have pointed out that statutes weren’t strong enough in some areas and resources were scarce, and while there is truth in those arguments, subtler reasons […]
Sen. Warren not mad at SEC, just disappointed | Compliance Week
There are some basic certainties in life. Death. Taxes. The fact that “haters gonna hate.” And to this list I think we can add that Sen. Elizabeth Warren will be “disappointed” in the SEC. via Sen. Warren not mad at SEC, just disappointed | Compliance Week
Securities Docket News Wire for April 20, 2016
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