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  • Auction Rate Securities: Probes, Arbitrations and Lawsuit
    by: Robert P. Howard, Jr., Paul A. Merolla | SIFMA-CL | (03/30/2008)

    Auction Rate Securities: Probes, Arbitrations and Lawsuits, SIFMA-CL 40th ANNUAL SEMINAR BROCHURE, March 30-April 2, 2008.

  • Other People's Money: Drawing the Constitutional Line Between the Right to Counsel and Constraints on Obstructive Fee Advancement in the Wake of United States v. Stein
    by: Jonathan Bashi | (2008)

    In 2003, the U.S. Department of Justice (“DOJ”) issued its federal prosecutors a written set of guidelines to assist them in their investigation and prosecution of white collar corporate crime. Specifically, these guidelines, issued in a document commonly known as the Thompson Memorandum, addressed the question of whether and under what circumstances Assistant U.S. Attorneys (“AUSAs”) conducting investigations into white collar crimes committed by employees and executives should bring a formal charge against the company itself. The Thompson Memo listed nine separate factors for prosecutors to evaluate when making the decision of whether or not to seek an indictment.

  • Principles-Based versus Rules-Based: What Really Matters, Crain's Investment News
    by: Paul A. Merolla | Investment News (Subscription Required) | (11/19/2007)

    "Principles-based" or "rules-based," that is the question. In the last year, there has been significant debate over how regulation in the financial services industry should be patterned. The United Kingdom's Financial Services Authority has been a leader in this debate, declaring strong commitment to a principles-based system.

  • Brokers Beware: Elder Law Issues Become Increasingly Significant to Securities Firms
    by: Robert P. Howard, Jr., William E. Donnelly | (11/07/2007)

    William E. Donnelly and Robert Howard co-authored an article in the Review of Securities & Commodities Regulation,"Brokers Beware: Elder Law Issues Become Increasingly Significant to Securities Firms." 

    Brokers Beware: Elder Law Issues Become Increasingly Significant to Securities Firms, 40 Rev. SEC. & COMM. REG. No. 19.

  • SIFMA Compliance and Legal Division Regional Seminar, “Recent Developments in Compliance”
    10/25/2007 | (10/25/2007)

     “Recent Developments in Compliance” Panel, SIFMA Compliance and Legal Division Regional Seminar, Washington, DC.

  • Key Components of an Effective Compliance Program for Broker-Dealers Deemed Trading Centres Under Regulation NMS
    by: Howard L. Kramer | Journal of Securities Compliance (Subscription Required) | (October, 2007)

    "Key Components of an Effective Compliance Program for Broker-Dealers Deemed Trading Centres Under Regulation NMS," Journal of Securities Compliance.

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  • SEC Announces Charges in Cryptomining and Trading Scheme
    Blockchain Law Center | (05/06/2022)
  • McGonigle, P.C. Achieves Mansfield Rule Certification
    (05/05/2022)
  • SEC Nearly Doubles Size of Enforcement’s Crypto Assets and Cyber Unit
    Blockchain Law Center | (05/04/2022)
  • Comptroller of the Currency Advocates for Uniform Standards for Stablecoins
    Blockchain Law Center | (04/28/2022)
  • IOSCO Issues Detailed Report on DeFi
    Blockchain Law Center | (03/30/2022)

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