SEC beefs up personal trading rules
Financial sector funds now out of bounds for regulator's employees
- By: James Langton
- February 23, 2024 February 23, 2024
- 16:25
Financial sector funds now out of bounds for regulator's employees
U.S. authorities allege man secretly traded after overhearing wife's M&A deal
Bulk of funds issuers raised went to consultants that quickly dumped shares
Shareholder advocates have argued they haven't been able to participate fully when AGMs are online
Investors face risks from sludge, nudges and other hidden tactics
SRO publishes playbook for dealing with growing cyber threat
Broker failed to alert investors to cheaper investing channel, regulator alleges
The settlement will compensate customers who were double-charged a $48 fee
ETF firm failed to disclose influencer's role in touting fund, regulator alleged
FCA alleged analyst traded on information about pending merger deals
Proposals aim to codify investor protections, enhance flexibility
Court rules promissory note between rep and firm is enforceable
The funding comes from enforcement sanctions
Seeks input by Apr. 14 aimed at improving markets' ability to handle elevated margin calls
Regulator reports rise in scam alerts, misleading promos
Bank to pay $22 million while denying fund manager's allegations
New rules would require advisers to file reports with the government when they suspect clients of suspicious activity
MSC rules it's premature to hear an appeal until SRO case completed
Analyst was fired after claiming traders tried to influence research
Firms failed to ensure that all communications went through approved channels
Regulators aim to enhance systemic risk oversight, investor protection
Trading bot used for wash trading, spoofing crypto token
Fund industry critics worry about rules' impact on liquidity, costs
Regulator adopts tougher penalties for cheating, restrictions on rewriting
Changes come in the wake of independent review of SRO's arbitration program