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Prager Metis to Pay $1.95 Million to Settle SEC Charges Over FTX Audits, Other Violations
The firm also agreed to settle auditor independence charges, as well as for aiding and abetting clients' violations of securities laws.
SEC Green-Lights New PCAOB Quality Control Standard
Nearly three weeks after approving a batch of new PCAOB standards, the SEC Sept. 9 OK'd another new rule, this time on quality control.
Trump Pledges to Fire SEC Chief Gensler and Hire People Who Love Crypto
The crowd at a bitcoin conference in Nashville cheered loudly July 27 as Trump said her would fire Gary Gensler, whose term is up in 2026.
Intelligize Adds AI Solution for SEC Filing Analysis
Intelligize+ AI adds generative AI-driven capabilities and new search technologies to its SEC compliance analytics and research platform.
Supreme Court Rules U.S. Must Enforce Securities Violations in Court
Justices rejected the SEC's use of internal administrative judges to seek civil penalties because it violates the right to a jury trial.
Erica Williams Gets Second Term as PCAOB Chair
Williams, who was sworn in as PCAOB chair in January 2022, will begin her second term on Oct. 25, lasting through Oct. 24, 2029.
EY Is the Busiest Among the Public Company Audit Firms
The Big Four firm audited 971 of the 6,607 public companies registered with the SEC in 2024, the most of any audit firm.
2024 GAAP Taxonomy Approved By SEC
The SEC has accepted the taxonomies on GAAP financial reporting and SEC reporting, the FASB said on March 19.