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Latest News in Compliance

  • September 01, 2026

    Calif. Privacy Agency Keeps Regulatory Heat On Data Brokers

    A Virginia-based data broker has become the latest enforcement target of the California Privacy Protection Agency, which announced Tuesday that the company would pay a $36,400 fine and commit to honoring requests made through a new consumer data deletion tool to resolve claims that it failed to timely register as a data broker.

  • September 01, 2026

    Calif. Private Fund Execs Charged In $80M Ponzi-Like Scheme

    Executives of a California-based loan origination business and its affiliates were hit with securities violations and criminal charges by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission and the U.S. Attorney's Office in federal court over an alleged Ponzi-like scheme that raised over $80 million from unwitting investors. 

  • September 01, 2026

    Watchdog Sues To Unmask Feds' 'Secret' Frontier AI Review

    A nonprofit ethics watchdog accused the Trump administration in D.C. federal court Tuesday of failing to hand over information about the "secret de facto regulatory regime" governing frontier artificial intelligence models.

  • September 01, 2026

    ETF Issuers Urge SEC To Focus On Risk Over Novelty

    Exchanges and issuers urged the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to apply existing rules for exchange-traded funds to oversee "novel" offerings holding asset classes like crypto and event contracts, while consumer advocacy groups took a hard line against products referencing sports or election wagers.

  • September 01, 2026

    Rutgers Prof Accused Of Crypto 'Pump And Dump' Scheme

    A cryptocurrency investor alleges a Rutgers University computer science professor used his academic credentials and university affiliation to secure investments in a token whose value has since collapsed, "a classic pump and dump scheme," according to a suit filed in New Jersey federal court.

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