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The SEC and Courts May Consider Events Outside the Five Year Statute of Limitations in Crafting Enforcement Sanctions
The SEC and Courts May Consider Events Outside the Five Year Statute of Limitations in Crafting Enforcement Sanctions
07.02.2014
By Andrew Dorman and
Chetan Patil, Reminger Co., L.P.A.
As a result of the 2008 financial crisis, industry oversight
and regulation by the Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC") has
increased significantly. One aspect of
this oversight has focused on a firm or individual's duty to ensure overall
compliance, which is a distinct obligation under federal securities laws. The importance of complying with FINRA and
SEC rules was underscored by a recent court ruling that broadened the scope of
potentially sanctionable activity to past supervisory violations. Read More…
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Written by
CalSurance Team
Published July 2014
