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Former AIG CEO Hank Greenberg has agreed to pay the SEC $15 million to settle past accounting issues, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. The settlement addresses allegations related to accounting practices during his tenure at AIG, reflecting ongoing efforts by the SEC to hold corporate leaders accountable for financial misconduct. Additionally, former AIG […]
The Securities and Exchange Commission today charged Bank of America Corporation for misleading investors about billions of dollars in bonuses that were being paid to Merrill Lynch & Co. executives at the time of its acquisition of the firm. Bank of America agreed to settle the SEC’s charges and pay a penalty of $33 million. […]
If you own a Lehman Brothers structured product issued in Europe, the basic components you are ultimately invested in are a bond and an option. The bond is a zero coupon, which means it is issued at a price well below par. The value you have in the bond is whatever price you have bought […]
TD Ameritrade Inc. agreed to buy back $456 million of auction-rate securities from about 4,000 clients as part of a settlement with New York Attorney General Andrew Cuomo, the Securities and Exchange Commission and Pennsylvania securities regulators. The online brokerage firm intends to return the money to customers, including individuals, charities, nonprofit entities and businesses, […]
The SEC alleges that Morgan Keegan misrepresented to customers that ARS were safe, highly liquid investments that were comparable to money market funds. Morgan Keegan sold approximately $925 million of ARS to its customers between Nov. 1, 2007, and March 20, 2008, but failed to inform its customers about increased liquidity risks for ARS even […]