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There's Still SPAC Money To Be Made After Market Cools
We talked to the US investment firm RiverNorth about how it plays the market for special purpose
Editorial Comment: Danske's Dirty Money Settlement Shows Complacency Isn't An Option
We reflect on how, at the end of 2022, US and Danish regulators imposed a $2.06 billion settlement
FTX Founder Arrested In Bahamas; US Files Charges
The stunning demise of FTX has come in what has been a difficult year for the wider cryptocurrency
New Outsourced CIO Business Aims To Fill A Gap
The role of the outsourced chief investment office is an increasingly well-understood one. A new
Compliance Corner: SEC, Goldman Sachs
The latest compliance news: regulatory developments, punishments, guidance, permissions and new
Compliance Corner: Securities And Exchange Commission, List Of Unregistered Entities
The latest compliance news: regulatory developments, punishments, guidance, permissions and new
SEC Turns Spotlight On RIAs' Outsourcing
The regulator wants to force Registered Investment Advisors to ensure all outsourced functions meet
SEC Punishes Banks, Brokers Over Messaging Apps
The use or misuse of messaging apps such as WhatsApp raises questions about appropriate
Summary Of North American Wealth Management Moves – July 2022
July was a relatively brisk month for moves and appointments; one of the standout firms was
Morgan Stanley Smith Barney Pays $35 Million Over "Astonishing" Client Data Lapse
The story adds to other cases of large financial institutions' lapses over protecting client