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A former Domino’s accountant settled charges that used confidential information to trade ahead of the company’s earnings announcements.
April 22 -
The chair said his agency and the top U.S. derivatives regulator should work together to rein in cryptocurrency exchanges.
April 5 -
Gary Gensler signaled that only total compliance with U.S. audit inspections will allow the companies to keep trading on American markets.
March 31 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission eased up dramatically on accounting and enforcement activity last year during a period of transition at the SEC, but the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board increased its enforcement amid a shakeup at the PCAOB.
February 16 -
ARA Holdings Inc. is settling for a $2 million penalty.
December 6 -
The top executives of a defunct cybersecurity company were charged with duping investors.
October 21 -
U.S. regulators have long said they’re dubious about the green and socially conscious labels that Wall Street applies to $35 trillion in so-called sustainable assets. Now, the watchdogs are hunting for proof that they’re right.
September 3 -
The company settled claims that it engaged in an expense-management scheme that resulted in inflated earnings.
September 3 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission charged Ernst & Young, one of its current partners, and two of the firm’s former partners Monday with violating auditor independence rules and improper professional conduct.
August 2 -
The Securities and Exchange Commission is ramping up enforcement against cryptocurrency providers, as the Internal Revenue Service has also stepped up investigations and compliance efforts.
July 15