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Restatement Could Change Reinsurer Financial Reports
By Staff WriterOfficials at the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission want a Bermuda reinsurer to change the way it accounts for the effects of a conversion of ...
September 26, 2007
Ratings Agencies Culprits in Subprime FiascoThe nation's credit ratings agencies did indeed have a role to play in the subprime lending fiasco, members of the Senate Committee on Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs said during a hearing September 26.
September 21, 2007
SEC Changes Principal Trading RuleThe SEC announced September 20 a temporary rule regarding principal trades with investment advisory accounts, Section 206(3) of the Advisers Act, which is intended to make October 1 compliance with the rollback of the Broker/Dealer Exemption Rule, which exempted brokers from regulation as an investment advisor even when they were...
September 16, 2007
SEC Criticizes "Free Lunch" SeminarsSecurity regulators last week continued to question some of the ways investment firms and professionals represent their products, their sales tools and themselves, particularly to ...
September 16, 2007
SEC Approves VA Sales Practices RuleThe Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is gearing up to impose new regulations on variable annuity sellers.The U.S. Securities and Exchange approved a FINRA VA sales ...
September 16, 2007
SEC Approves VA Sales Practices RuleThe Financial Industry Regulatory Authority is gearing up to impose new regulations on variable annuity sellers.The U.S. Securities and Exchange approved a FINRA VA sales ...
September 16, 2007
SEC Criticizes "Free Lunch" SeminarsSecurity regulators last week continued to question some of the ways investment firms and professionals represent their products, their sales tools and themselves, particularly to ...
September 10, 2007
SEC Acts Against AdvisorThe U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is accusing an investment advisor of using free lunches to persuade older consumers to shift money from existing investments ...