In this issue of CFWD we discuss:
- NYSE Proposes Permanent Reduction of Market Capitalization Threshold to $15 Million
- Remand Appropriate Because Fraud Claim Did Not Necessarily Raise Federal Issue
- Insider Stock Sales That Were Not Unusual Did Not Raise Inference of Scienter
- FINRA Recommends Review of Municipal Securities Activities
- FINRA Requests Comment on Rule Governing Investment Company Securities
- FINRA Develops New Template for FTC Red Flags Rule
- SEC Inspector General Proposes Recommendations to Improve SEC Oversight
- European Commission Publishes Report on OTC Derivatives
- CFTC Chairman Announces Hearings on Speculative Position Limits; Transparency Initiatives
- FDIC Releases Proposed Policy Statement on Qualifications for Failed Bank Acquisitions
- U.S. Treasury Names Asset Managers and Launches Legacy Securities Program
- TALF Borrowers Request $5.4 Billion for ABS in July
- New York Fed Publishes Revised TALF Terms and Conditions, FAQs and Documents
- DOJ Antitrust Scrutiny Increasing
- FSA Proposes Increased Fines
- UK Government Issues Proposals for Reforming Financial Markets
- Consultation on CESR's Proposal for a Pan-European Short Selling Disclosure Regime