Securities and Exchange Commission Year in Review: Enforcement Actions and Issues from 2020
April 01, 2021
2020 was an especially eventful year for the SEC Division of Enforcement. In a recent issue of The Investment Lawyer, partners Lisa Wood and John Murray and associates Christian Garcia and E. Jacqueline Chávez examine last year’s highlights and discuss the enforcement outlook for the coming year.
Topics include:
Enforcement in 2020: Continuity and Change
COVID-19 and Enforcement
A Record Year for the Whistleblower Program
Scope of the SEC's Authority Remains Unsettled
Private Funds Remain in Enforcement's Sights
Broker-Dealers and Market Integrity
Read the full article from The Investment Lawyerhere.
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