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Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks Discusses Private Credit and Market Trends

Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks Discusses Private Credit and Market Trends

Oaktree Capital's Howard Marks Discusses Private Credit and Market Trends
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Wall Street regulators jointly propose to trim Biden-era private fund reporting rules

Wall Street regulators jointly propose to trim Biden-era private fund reporting rules

WASHINGTON, April 20 (Reuters) - The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and Commodity Futures Trading Commission on Monday jointly proposed reforms to Biden-era regulations on enhanced disclosures by the $26 trillion private fund industry, the agencies announced.
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Supreme Court to Review SEC's Disgorgement Powers Impacting Financial Enforcement

Supreme Court to Review SEC's Disgorgement Powers Impacting Financial Enforcement

Supreme Court to Review SEC's Disgorgement Powers Impacting Financial Enforcement
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Bitmine Immersion Technologies Expands Ethereum Holdings to 4.976 Million Tokens, Total Assets Reach $12.9 Billion

Bitmine Immersion Technologies Expands Ethereum Holdings to 4.976 Million Tokens, Total Assets Reach $12.9 Billion

Bitmine Immersion Technologies Expands Ethereum Holdings to 4.976 Million Tokens, Total Assets Reach $12.9 Billion
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Supreme Court to Review SEC's Authority on Disgorgement of Illicit Profits

Supreme Court to Review SEC's Authority on Disgorgement of Illicit Profits

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to review the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) authority to recoup illicit profits through disgorgement. This legal tool allows the SEC to recover profits obtained through illegal activities and return them to victims. Critics argue that the SEC's use of disgorgement lacks clear limits and could be misused to impose excessive penalties. The case under review involves Ongkaruck Sripetch, accused of fraudulent schemes involving penny stocks. The SEC seeks to enforce disgorgement without proving direct harm to victims, a point contested by Sripetch. The outcome of this case could redefine the SEC's enforcement capabilities.
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Asia's Private Credit Sector Considers Structural Changes Amid Investor Concerns

Asia's Private Credit Sector Considers Structural Changes Amid Investor Concerns

Asia's Private Credit Sector Considers Structural Changes Amid Investor Concerns
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White House Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett Discusses U.S. Economy Amid Iran Conflict

White House Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett Discusses U.S. Economy Amid Iran Conflict

White House Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett Discusses U.S. Economy Amid Iran Conflict
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Jumbo Package: Amari Allen declares for NBA Draft, maintains eligibility

Jumbo Package: Amari Allen declares for NBA Draft, maintains eligibility

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Supreme Court to Review SEC's Disgorgement Authority in Key Case

Supreme Court to Review SEC's Disgorgement Authority in Key Case

The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in Sripetch v. SEC, a case that could redefine the Securities and Exchange Commission's (SEC) authority to impose disgorgement as a remedy. Disgorgement involves stripping defendants of profits gained from violations, regardless of identifiable victim harm. The case addresses whether the SEC must demonstrate pecuniary harm to investors before a court can order disgorgement. The outcome could significantly impact the SEC's enforcement strategies and the financial penalties imposed in securities violations.
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SEC Shifts Crypto Enforcement Strategy to Focus on Fraud and Investor Protection

SEC Shifts Crypto Enforcement Strategy to Focus on Fraud and Investor Protection

SEC Shifts Crypto Enforcement Strategy to Focus on Fraud and Investor Protection
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Coinbase's $77 Billion Bitcoin ETF Custody Raises Regulatory Concerns

Coinbase's $77 Billion Bitcoin ETF Custody Raises Regulatory Concerns

Coinbase's $77 Billion Bitcoin ETF Custody Raises Regulatory Concerns
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Central Banks Conduct War Game to Test Response to Potential Bank Collapse

Central Banks Conduct War Game to Test Response to Potential Bank Collapse

Central Banks Conduct War Game to Test Response to Potential Bank Collapse