Awwww Hell Yeah It’s On
Can Gary Gensler and Preet Bharara run the SEC together?
Can Gary Gensler and Preet Bharara run the SEC together?
One soon-to-be-defunct hedge fund was doing all sorts of allegedly improper accounting while the regulator watched.
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An accredited investor definition that keeps their numbers about constant and decreases the likelihood of people coming crying to the SEC? It’s perfect.
The Tesla board can only help someone if he wants to help himself.
“Congrats” to Robyn Denholm.
It won’t last forever, but it will be more interesting than working for Jay Clayton, and Chicago’s a better town than D.C.
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Elizabeth Holmes, who made blood-testing company Theranos a household name for all the wrong reasons, has agreed to a settlement with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
We thought Dawn Bennett was a little nutty, but it turns out that she’s just a lady who keeps tongues in jars to keep regulators off her case.
See? SEC courts can be fair.
“Hey, pay for this thing you hate” is apparently not the best enforcement mechanism.
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Sexy, sexy corporate filings.
A quadruple-levered ETF may be too beautiful even for Donald Trump’s America.
The SEC’s new Corporation Finance chief’s a little half-hearted on his boss’ going-public crusade.
With Donald Trump offering up daily rounds of target practice to his opponents, it would be wise to hold fire on Jay Clayton.
Let’s give securities regulators a little more credit, OK?