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Oil and Gas Executives Settle SEC Charges of Misleading Investors in More Than a Dozen Oil and Gas Securities Offerings

The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Thomas Powell and Stefan Toth, and their entities, Resolute Capital Partners LTD LLC and Homebound Resources LLC, with making material misrepresentations and omissions in connection with more than a dozen unregistered oil and gas securities offerings. Powell and Toth were also charged with […]

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SEC Issues Agenda for Sept. 27 Meeting of the Asset Management Advisory Committee

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SEC Charges School District with Misleading Investors

The SEC charged a San Diego County school district, Sweetwater Union High School District, and its former Chief Financial Officer, Karen Michel, with misleading investors who purchased $28 million in municipal bonds. According to the SEC’s complaint against Michel and its order against Sweetwater, in April 2018, Sweetwater and Michel […]

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The Importance of Cybersecurity Policies

It seems like every day we see reports of hacking of corporate computers, resulting in the disclosure of personal customer information.  Unfortunately, the brokerage industry is not immune from such attacks. Just yesterday the SEC sanctioned eight firms in three different actions for failures in their cybersecurity policies and procedures […]