In a public company, stock and other securities are available to trade. If someone possesses information about a New York company that has not been made known to the public and uses that information to make a trade, it is illegal. It makes sense, doesn’t it? If stocks...
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Increased enforcement by SEC leading to more criminal charges?
Individuals who work in the field of securities should be aware that their actions may be more closely scrutinized than before. This is due to actions on the part of the Securities and Exchange Commission. A new report indicated that in 2013 the SEC worked to better...
Sale of internet stocks focus of SEC lawsuit against Mark Cuban
The federal government takes insider-trading very seriously. When it suspects the action is occurring, the Securities and Exchange Commission could file a lawsuit against the individuals believed to be involved. Many throughout the nation, including those residing in...
Avon’s legal matters involving the SEC continue
Avon has come a long way since its inception. While undoubtedly some of the changes it has encountered along the way are positive for the business, there are likely some that those in charge of the business would prefer go away. One of those things is the bribery...
Case dismissed against executive facing SEC lawsuit
Those who work in financial institutions are likely aware of the seriousness of consequences related to convictions tied to violations of securities laws. When violations of such laws are alleged, they may be leveled against a variety of individuals tied to a business...
New York man arrested for securities fraud
The area of securities regulation is complex. Accordingly, it makes sense that defending oneself against the criminal allegations of securities fraud would also be a complex endeavor. A New York man who formerly worked as a managing director at an investment banking...
US Court Makes it Easier for SEC to Allege ‘Aiding’ in Securities Fraud
A recent decision by the Second Circuit Court of Appeals in New York will make it easier for the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to bring charges against someone for aiding or assisting in securities fraud - further exposing those involved in the already...
Supreme Court Denies Review of Payouts for Madoff Victims
Securities regulation is a complex area of law and with the introduction of more advanced technology almost every day, it is very difficult to prevent exposure to liability in the securities trading industry. These regulations can impact anyone from an individual...