Think that big banks and investment firms didn't pay a price for misconduct that led to or arose from the financial crisis? The Securities and Exchange Commission wants to dispel that notion by showing you all its done.

On its Web site home page, the SEC is rotating a large banner, "SEC Enforcement Actions Financial Crisis" that provides a list of key cases in which companies were charged over the last several years. The list includes cases in which firms were charged with:

• Concealing from investors risks, terms and improper pricing in collateralized debt obligations (CDOs) and other structured products.
• Making misleading disclosures to investors about mortgage-related risks and exposure.
• Concealing the extent of risky mortgage-related investments in mutual funds and other financial products.
• Other financial misdeeds.

As of February 1, says the SEC, 154 entities and individuals have been charged.

To see the list, click here.