Rick Smith delivered internal records directly to the Securities and Exchange Commission office in San Francisco to expedite its 2005 investigation

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The Securities and Exchange Commission completed its investigation of TASER with no findings of wrongdoing

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission launched an investigation into TASER regarding safety representations in late 2004

Anthropic filed an S-1 registration statement to initiate an initial public offering

Credit rating agencies require full financial disclosure to assign investment-grade credit ratings to companies

The United States Securities and Exchange Commission directed FINRA to create an accreditation exam for prospective individual investors

Securities and Exchange Commission regulations require traditional stockbrokers to hold customer assets separately from exchanges

Brokerages regulated by the Securities and Exchange Commission are required to maintain insurance to protect customer funds against cyberattacks

Anthropic's S-1 filing contains over 90 pages dedicated to company risk disclosures

Nasdaq amended its listing rules to allow eligible companies to join the Nasdaq 100 index within 15 trading days of listing

In 2024, United States federal courts vacated regulations introduced by the Securities and Exchange Commission aimed at increasing transparency in the private equity industry

The Securities and Exchange Commission is investigating investment firms that promise access to pre-IPO shares of private startups.

Some investment firms have been accused of selling shares in SPVs without actually holding the underlying stock.

The SEC has asked money managers to prove they hold shares in companies like SpaceX and Stripe.

The SEC's investigation focuses on special purpose vehicles (SPVs) that claim to have acquired shares of pre-IPO companies.

One case in the prediction market probe involves a U.S. service member suspected of winning over $1 million from bets on military operations.

U.S. regulators are expanding their crackdown on potential insider trading within prediction markets.

Prediction market platforms Kalshi and Polymarket have stated they cooperate with government investigations into insider trading.

The Dodd-Frank Act mandated swaps oversight, central clearing, and real-time trade reporting for derivatives.

A loss of trust in capital markets could increase the cost of capital for all businesses.

The CFTC uncovered fraudulent interest rate setting by major banks during the LIBOR scandal.