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Hotel asset manager settles with SEC over cyber breach misreporting
The charges reflect the SEC’s sustained focus on accurate cybersecurity statements.
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SEC sues Musk over untimely beneficial ownership disclosure during Twitter stock buys
The 11th-hour lawsuit accused Musk of failing to disclose his stake in Twitter in a timely manner as he attempted to buy the company in 2022.
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CFPB sues Capital One for withholding $2 billion in potential savings account interest
The agency has accused the bank of underpaying savings account interest and misleading customers.
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SEC fines ATS operator over Market Access Rule, Reg ATS violations
The action marks the second time Liquidnet has been fined for weak customer information protections.
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MoviePass ‘too good to be true’ deal leads to guilty plea in criminal securities fraud case
$9.95 a month for unlimited movie theater access seemed too good to be true. And it was.
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Net neutrality is dead, once again, after Sixth Circuit ruling
Relying on Loper Bright, the Sixth Circuit ruled that ISPs are “information providers,” not “telecommunications providers.”
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Federal Reserve stress tests face legal challenge as buffer criticism mounts
Intended to protect banks from catastrophe, stress testing and stringent capital buffer requirements face stiff resistance.
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SEC charges Terraform-affiliated company with fraud
The SEC stated that Tai Mo Shan boosted stablecoin UST’s price, creating the false impression of algorithmic stability.