U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission

U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Articles

The SEC has announced that it had obtained an emergency court order to freeze the assets of a U.K. resident charged with intruding into the online brokerage accounts of U.S. investors to make...
The SEC has announced that medical device manufacturer Analogic and a wholly owned Danish subsidiary have agreed to pay roughly $15 million to settle parallel civil and criminal actions.
The SEC has announced a settlement with Juan Rangel, the former President of UNO Charter School Network and former CEO of United Neighborhood Organization of Chicago.
The SEC has announced that it has obtained a court order to freeze the assets of an investment advisor accused of secretly siphoning millions of dollars from accounts he managed for professional...
The SEC has announced insider trading charges against a former software company executive and three close friends who made over a half-million dollars based on an illegal tip about an upcoming merger.
The SEC has announced that a firm providing administrative services to private funds has agreed to pay over $350,000 to settle charges regarding a failure to heed red flags and correct faulty...
The SEC has announced insider trading charges against two hedge fund managers and a former government official accused of deceptively obtaining confidential information from the FDA.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently announced that two California-based municipal advisory firms and their executives have agreed to settle charges that they used deceptive...
The SEC has announced fraud charges and an asset freeze against a Connecticut man accused of misleading people into investing in his company, then taking their money for his personal use.
A former consultant to two China-based private equity firms has agreed to pay over $756,000 in order to settle SEC insider trading charges.
The SEC has announced a whistle-blower award of over $17 million, the second-largest issued by the agency since the inception of the whistle-blower program nearly five years ago.
The SEC said that Ethiopian Electric Power has agreed to pay more than $6 million to settle charges that it violated U.S. securities laws by failing to register bonds it sold to U.S. residents of...
The SEC has announced that Morgan Stanley Smith Barney has agreed to pay a $1 million penalty to settle charges related to its failures to protect customer information.
The SEC has announced that it barred a former corporate vice president and suspended a former controller that were involved with false accounting at a New York-based electronics company.
Akamai Technologies and Nortek will forfeit ill-gotten gains connected to bribes paid to Chinese officials by foreign subsidiaries.