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Examinations Enforcement: SEC Actions
The last two years have spotlighted the need for advisory firms to conduct sound due diligence before moving investors' cash to another entity. Chances are ...
The First Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston handed the SEC - and private practice attorneys - a stinging defeat in a case that claimed ...
How's this for a sign that everything isn't hunky-dory: when SEC examiners showed up at an RIA, the CCO announced the firm had just deregistered?Last ...
As RIA Anchor Capital Advisors in Boston ($5B in AUM) met its fiduciary duty to its investors, the CPA it had entrusted to run its ...
A federal judge is being asked to throw out SEC civil charges against Robert Allen Stanford, in part citing that the Commission claims Advisers Act ...
Looks like the SEC will get to hear conversations among some Galleon casedefendants, if a federal judge's decision stands. Last week U.S. District Court Judge ...
In many ways it shouldn't be a surprise given the embarrassments of the last two years that OCIE exams are growing tougher (IA Watch, April ...
Cases like Galleon's fit "the model for the future" because they feature multi-agency cooperation and a focus on teams of co-conspirators rather than trying to ...
OCIE's new Director Carlo di Florio is doing a full review of his division "to identify ways to improve our program even further," says SEC ...
You face options in how to respond to the SEC's new exam maneuver of reaching out to advisory firm clients to ask them about their ...