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Archive for the ‘SEC’ Category
Justice Frankfurter and His Frankenstein
June 11, 2015Fraud and the Unwilling Regulator
May 21, 2015In the annals of financial (more…)
Lesson from Stanford DIY Appeal
September 3, 2014Chidem Kurdas
Allen Stanford, serving a 110-year sentence for the massive Ponzi scheme (more…)
Och Beset by Foreign Corruption Lawsuits
August 20, 2014Chidem Kurdas
Class action lawyers are circling NYSE-listed Och-Ziff Capital Management Group like a posse of Indian braves whooping around a wagon. (more…)
CME High Frequency Trading Claim: Really?
April 14, 2014Chidem Kurdas
If the allegations made in the lawsuit filed April 11th by three traders against CME are true, then executives of the exchange who can be shown to be involved should face criminal charges. (more…)
SEC Info Security Still Shaky
April 10, 2014Chidem Kurdas
While the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission has (more…)
Falcone Harbinger Deal Below Market Price
April 4, 2014Chidem Kurdas
Funds controlled by Philip Falcone (more…)
Favored Madoff Victims Near Half Mark
March 26, 2014Chidem Kurdas
Yesterday, the government-appointed trustee (more…)
Falcone Forced to Sell Harbinger Cheap
February 18, 2014Chidem Kurdas
In the past week or two the holder of an option (more…)
Willie Sutton Tax as New Policy
January 14, 2014Chidem Kurdas
Jed Rakoff, the U.S. Judge for the Southern District of New York who is known for his distinctive opinions on financial cases, has (more…)
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