SEC chairman says quarterly reporting isn't likely to change
The company settled a similar self-dealing lawsuit four years ago for $12 million.
Regulator's fines surged to $2.59 billion in the six months ended in September, up from $9.8 million in the first half
Broker allegedly manipulated a client account to maintain his status for working with international clients.
But NASAA said among cases brought against registered entities, the number of investment adviser cases 'significantly outnumbered' broker-dealer cases for the first time.
Finra bars Thomas A. Davis, who worked in Hilton Head Island, S.C., for Wells Fargo Bank.
State poised to jump to lead in resisting forthcoming SEC advice rule.
Paige Pierce of Larimer Capital Corp. has been leading the effort to pass the Small Business Audit Correction Act.
Loans and deposits at Wells are down. Earnings, too, are expected to fall.
Fired in 2016, Kevin Smith was barred Monday for not providing testimony in investigation.
State regulators release request for comment on model cyber rule
Suit alleged the insurer improperly increased monthly costs to avoid guaranteed monthly interest payments.
Judge rules that John Lockette was bound by a company policy requiring employees to arbitrate all claims.
Arbitration lawyers assert changes would create regulatory 'black hole.'
New registrations increased 20% in 2017 over the year before
A recent third-party report showed Finra fines up in the first half of 2018, but the regulator declined to project this year's numbers, saying only that penalties fluctuate.
The retirement landscape could be transformed, so advisers should pay close attention.
Goal is to 'create a single point of accountability for the examinations of firms'
Washington University in St. Louis joins other colleges that have prevailed in court.
Your statements to an auditor could come back to haunt you should the issue escalate.
