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Enforcement

May 12, 2017

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Overview of SEC's Enforcement Program and Market Oversight Resources


Goals and Objectives of an Effective Enforcement Program


Cooperation between Civil and Criminal Authorities


Cooperation with the SEC


Penalties


Disgorgement


Sanctions Against Company Officers & Management


Settlements


Asset Restraints


Role of Self Regulatory Organizations


Investigative Techniques


Market Surveillance Systems: Techniques & Enforcement


Investigating Financial Fraud By Issuers


Insider Trading


Pyramid Schemes & Offering Fraud


Market Manipulation


Boiler Rooms


Internet Fraud


Foreign Corrupt Practices Act


International Enforcement Cooperation


Administrative Law/Adjudication Procedures


Last Reviewed or Updated: Oct. 12, 2006