Investors in a risky pool of Credit Suisse bonds got crushed when the notes were deemed worthless by regulators.
Donald Trump has vowed to scrap Biden's digital-asset clampdown and appoint friendly regulators.
The agency says its examiners will be on the lookout for improper fees and undisclosed conflicts.
Musk's move signals a new stage in a long-running Washington fight over the agency's powers and very existence.
The debate over securities industry regulation has heated up since Donald Trump's presidential election victory.
Regulators and the DOJ said Leech directed profitable trades to favored clients over three years.
J.P. Morgan's $151 million settlement shows the risks of advisors using pricier funds without explaining why.
M&A activity and the establishment of new firms require strict compliance and due diligence, this law firm says.
The agency must let the SEC weigh in before it can cast out one of its members, an appeals court said.
Dan Gallagher says he's committed to Robinhood.
Republican Rep. Virginia Foxx called on the department's inspector general to investigate the leaks.
Prosecutors said Kenneth Welsh stole money from five clients and used it on gambling and luxury gifts for himself.
Kaival Patel of New Jersey hatched a scheme to get reimbursements for fraudulent prescriptions, prosecutors said.
U.S. Attorney Damian Williams has privately told people he will step down, sources said.
The IRS maintains strict standards for charitable contribution deductions. Here are some practical steps to ensure compliance.
The lawsuit is the latest chapter in an ongoing legal battle between Hightower and one of its former advisors.
SEC Chairman Gary Gensler hasn't given any hints on whether he'll step aside with the coming of Donald Trump.
TCW sued Jess Ravich earlier this year, alleging his sexual misconduct has cost the firm millions of dollars.
A broker reaped commissions from a 91-year-old woman's account for six months after her death, Finra said.
Sean Kane of Philadelphia also impersonated clients to access their accounts and conduct transactions, the agency said.