Tag: Securities Defense Attorney

Compliance

SEC Continues Efforts to Assist Market Participants During Implementation of Treasury Clearing Rules

The SEC has increased its support for broker-dealers and other market participants navigating the transition to mandatory central clearing of U.S. Treasury securities. The Commission launched a dedicated “one-stop” webpage providing up-to-date information, staff statements, regulatory materials and answers to frequently asked questions. (SEC) Background to the Treasury Clearing Rule […]

insider trading
Enforcement

Insider Trading Settlement in Blue Apron Stock

The SEC has announced the settlement of an insider trading investigation with David J. Minson in the securities of Blue Apron Holdings, Inc. based on material nonpublic information that Minson misappropriated from an immediate family member, a senior executive at Blue Apron(the “Blue Apron Executive”). According to the settlement document, […]

Enforcement News

SEC Charges Investment Adviser and Two Officers for Misuse of Fund and Portfolio Company Assets

SEC Takes Action Against Investment Adviser and Executives Over Misappropriation of Assets Washington, D.C., March 7, 2025 – The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced settled charges against registered investment adviser Momentum Advisors LLC, along with its former managing partner Allan J. Boomer and former chief operating officer Tiffany […]

Securities and Exchange Commission
Enforcement Primer

How SEC Investigations Work: Process, Defense Strategies & Legal Guidance

Introduction -Why an SEC Investigation Demands Strategic Counsel SEC Investigations, and ultimately SEC enforcement proceedings, can be disruptive and devastating events for individuals and corporations. Understanding how SEC investigations work, and hiring an experienced securities defense attorney is crucial. Understanding what to expect during the SEC investigation will also help […]

Enforcement

Exemption From Exchange Act Rule 13f-2 and Related Form SHO

Temporary Exemption from SEC Rule 13f-2 Compliance The Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has announced a temporary exemption from compliance with Rule 13f-2 under the Securities Exchange Act and Form SHO reporting requirements. Due to this exemption, institutional investment managers meeting specific thresholds must now submit their initial Form SHO […]

Brokers Compliance Enforcement

Advisers Settle SEC Charges for Acting as Unregistered Brokers

SEC Takes Action Against VCP Financial and Investment Advisers for Regulatory Violations Investment Advisers Caught Selling Pre-IPO Investments Without Proper Registration The SEC has announced settled charges against three investment adviser representatives—Tamir Shabat, Danny Z. Spiegel, and Joseph J. Orlando, Jr.—for operating as unregistered brokers while selling membership interests in […]