SEC breach can jeopardize trillions of dollars of wealth, cybersecurity expert warns
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), Wall Street’s top market regulator and watchdog, said late Wednesday that one of its systems was breached last year, a situation that a cybersecurity expert warns can impact "trillions of dollars."
SEC says hackers may have traded using stolen insider information
The top U.S. markets regulator said on Wednesday that hackers accessed its corporate disclosure database and may have illegally profited by trading on the insider information stolen.
U.S. SEC chief says cyber crime risks are substantial, systemic
Regulators must do more to help mom-and-pop investors better understand the potential risks posed by cyber crime and new technologies used to commit fraud.
SEC charges brokers with scamming retirement-age investors out of $40M
The Securities and Exchange Commission charged four brokers on Monday with misleading investors near retirement-age, fraudulently persuading them to roll over holdings into higher-fee, variable annuity products.
SEC charges brokers with scamming retirement-age investors out of $40M
The Securities and Exchange Commission charged four brokers on Monday with misleading investors near retirement-age, fraudulently persuading them to roll over holdings into higher-fee, variable annuity products.
SEC Chief warns Mom and Pop investors suffer as fewer companies go public
Wall Street's new top cop is already hard at work.
SEC to allow all companies to file secretly for IPOs
Wall Street's top regulator said on Thursday it would allow all companies to file paperwork confidentially for initial public offerings (IPO), in a move designed to revitalize the market for share sales.
New U.S. funds would mimic ADRs but cut currency risk
An investment company is planning to offer a fund that would offer U.S. investors direct access to foreign stocks, while tamping down the risk of currency declines.
U.S. appeals court to hear cases that could weigh on Wall Street policing
An appeals court will weigh whether certain hiring practices at two of the country's top financial market regulators violate the Constitution.
U.S. appeals court to hear cases that could weigh on Wall Street policing
An appeals court will weigh whether certain hiring practices at two of the country's top financial market regulators violate the Constitution.
SEC Probes Solar Companies Over Customer Cancellations
Federal regulators are investigating whether solar-energy companies are masking how many customers they're losing, according to a person familiar with the matter.
SEC Probes Solar Companies Over Customer Cancellations
Federal regulators are investigating whether solar-energy companies are masking how many customers they're losing, according to a person familiar with the matter.
Trump to Order U.S. Treasury to Delve Into Taxes, Post-Crisis Reforms
U.S. President Donald Trump will order the Treasury on Friday to find and reduce tax burdens and review post-financial crisis reforms that banks and insurance companies have said hinder their ability to do business.
Supreme Court Mulls Time Bars For SEC Recovery of Ill-Gotten Profits
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that has the potential to scale back the Securities and Exchange Commission's ability to recover illegal profits.
Supreme Court Mulls Time Bars For SEC Recovery of Ill-Gotten Profits
The Supreme Court will hear arguments in a case that has the potential to scale back the Securities and Exchange Commission's ability to recover illegal profits.
Gorsuch Supreme Court Nuclear Showdown: Financial Cases Hang in Balance
Capitol Hill is gearing up for a clash of historic magnitude over President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch.
Gorsuch Supreme Court Nuclear Showdown: Financial Cases Hang in Balance
Capitol Hill is gearing up for a clash of historic magnitude over President Donald Trump’s Supreme Court nominee Judge Neil Gorsuch.
Wall Street Braces as Exchanges Seek Ways to Slow Some Trading
U.S. stock exchanges that spent decades speeding up markets with cutting-edge technology are now rushing to slow them down.
Wall Street Braces as Exchanges Seek Ways to Slow Some Trading
U.S. stock exchanges that spent decades speeding up markets with cutting-edge technology are now rushing to slow them down.
Trump's SEC Pick Clayton Gets Warren Tongue Lashing
President Donald Trump’s pick to head the Securities and Exchange Commission, white collar lawyer Jay Clayton, faced an aggressive line of questioning from Wall Street watchdog Senator Elizabeth Warren during his confirmation hearing before the Senate Banking Committee Thursday.

















