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  • CFTC Charges Canadian Resident Ryan S. Magee With Fraud And Acting As An Unregistered Commodity Pool Operator

    Date 19/02/2016

    • Magee Allegedly Fraudulently Solicited at Least $2 Million from at Least 30 Pool Participants in the U.S. and Canada, Misappropriated Participant Funds, and Sent Participants False Statements Reporting Non-Existent Profits
    • Magee’s Father, David W. Magee, and his Wife, Dalyne Rae Magee, Are Charged with Acting as Unregistered Associated Persons of Ryan Magee

  • Europol And Chainalysis Reinforce Their Cooperation In The Fight Against Cybercrime

    Date 19/02/2016

    Europol's European Cybercrime Centre (EC3) and Chainalysis – a technical services provider able to spot connections between digital identities, have concluded a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) together. This MoU allows for enhanced cooperation in the joint public-private fight against the growing problem of cybercrime. This strengthened cooperation was underlined by this signing and stems from earlier joint activities in which both parties have already been engaged.

  • Federal Banking Agencies Expand Number Of Banks And Savings Associations Qualifying For 18-Month Examination Cycle

    Date 19/02/2016

    Federal banking agencies today increased the number of small banks and savings associations eligible for an 18-month examination cycle rather than a 12-month cycle. The changes are intended to reduce regulatory compliance costs for smaller institutions, while still maintaining safety and soundness protections.

  • Chairman’s Address At SEC Speaks - “Beyond Disclosure At The SEC In 2016”, Chair Mary Jo White, Washington, DC, Feb. 19, 2016

    Date 19/02/2016

    It is my pleasure to address the 45th annual “SEC Speaks” program – on the day after the Yankees’ pitchers and catchers reported to spring training, which is one way I mark this time of year.  This event is another reminder of the season, an early-year conference for the staff, the private sector, and the Commissioners (present and former) to discuss current issues confronting the agency, investors, issuers, and the markets.

  • FINRA Bars Broker For Market Manipulation - Supervisor Barred From Supervising, Suspended And Fined - Additional Broker Sanctioned

    Date 19/02/2016

    The Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) announced today that it has barred broker George Johnson from the securities industry for engaging in a manipulative trading scheme to artificially inflate the market price and trading volume for the common stock of IceWEB, Inc. (OTCBB: IWEB). FINRA also sanctioned Christopher Wynne, Johnson's supervisor, suspending him for two years in all capacities, barring him in a principal capacity, and fining him $25,000. Joseph Mahalick, another broker who worked with Johnson and Wynne, was suspended for six months and fined $20,000 for falsifying firm records and has been barred from the securities industry in a separate action. Johnson, Wynne and Mahalick all worked for Meyers Associates L.P. in that firm's Chicago branch office during the time period of the misconduct.