Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

SEC charges Stanford with fraud

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has charged R Allen Stanford with orchestrating a fraud of a "shocking magnitude" via his asset management and broker-dealer advisory companies under the Stanford Group name.

Quantitative tests pointed to Madoff fraud, says Riskdata

Sophisticated investors expressed shock at the alleged $50 billion fraud by New York-based broker and fund manager Bernard Madoff, yet even relatively simple quantitative analysis should have raised red flags, according to research by London-based…

CME awaits SEC approval for CDS clearing

The launch date for the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) Group's credit default swap (CDS) clearing platform remains unclear, almost two weeks after it received the green light from two US financial regulators.

Obama names next heads of SEC and CFTC

US president-elect Barack Obama has named the next leaders of the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) following his call for "a 21st century regulatory framework to ensure a crisis like this can never…

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