Securities Docket News Wire for December 6, 2016

Australia: Lock white collar crims up, says ASIC https://t.co/rJhJQjym7S ->
Ex-banker guilty of insider trading is released from prison | New York Post https://t.co/YnMoPpVQkB ->
Former Expedia IT worker admits insider-trading scheme that netted him $330K | The Seattle Times https://t.co/W2MtjVaUdH ->
Is the SFO here to stay? & to DPA or not to DPA, that is the question. – https://t.co/KkfeZGm3eP https://t.co/JBXMBgDLQE ->
Change and Continuity in Securities Regulation — WilmerHale https://t.co/S7VRy2dZUA ->
Ex-U.S. attorney from California top candidate to head SEC: CNBC | Reuters https://t.co/UtujWeDb4s ->
Former U.S. Attorney Debra Wong Yang Being Considered to Lead SEC – WSJ https://t.co/fB43cB0zfJ ->
U.S. Supreme Court Simply and Elegantly Affirms Dirks in Salmon — Business Law Prof Blog https://t.co/2CAvnOSIqk ->
Supreme Court Sides With Prosecutors in Insider Trading Case – The New York Times https://t.co/JU1Db6KfA2 ->
Twelve Things to Know About SEC’s Whistleblower Program | The National Law Review https://t.co/zkRgUfhTCA ->
Can algos trade Trump’s tweets? Absolutely. Maybe. — CNBC https://t.co/S2bISo0mPW ->