SEC Sends Another Message on Section 16 Filings

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In connection with a partial settlement of alleged fraudulent activities, the SEC charged three directors of a company associated with the fraud that did not participate in the fraud with failing to make Section 16 filings. Two of the directors, one of which is a former Governor of the State of New York, settled the SEC’s enforcement action without admitting or denying the charges.  An administrative action was commenced against the third director.

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