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Latest News in Securities
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April 03, 2026
SEC Moves To Set Up $40M Investor Fund In Cassava Case
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission asked a Texas federal court on Friday to establish a $40 million fund to potentially compensate investors harmed by a Texas biopharmaceutical company and two former executives' alleged misstatements about an Alzheimer's drug, following the company's 2024 settlement with the regulator.
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April 03, 2026
Ameriprise To Pay $1.4M Over Annuity Supervision Claims
Ameriprise Financial Services LLC has agreed to pay nearly $1 million in restitution and a $450,000 fine to end allegations from the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority that the Minneapolis-based firm failed to properly supervise recommendations of certain variable annuity exchanges.
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April 03, 2026
AE Industrial Accused Of Insider Trading On AI Co. Stock
Private equity firm AE Industrial Partners LP has been accused in Delaware Chancery Court of taking advantage of its insider status at artificial intelligence firm Bear.ai Holdings Inc., allegedly shedding $255 million in stock ahead of news that the company wasn't performing as well as projected.
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April 03, 2026
GPB Investors Get $67.7M, Eye 2 More Settlements
A New York federal judge on Thursday allowed the receiver of GPB Capital Holdings to enter into a $67.7 million settlement with investors over the private equity firm's collapse, one day after investors sought approval for separate deals with a Deloitte unit and Morrison Brown Argiz & Farra LLC over those companies' alleged work providing valuation services for GPB.
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April 03, 2026
Cross River Bank Beats Suit Over Alleged Solar Loan Scheme
New Jersey-based Cross River Bank has, for now, escaped a proposed class action from an investor of solar technology company Sunlight Financial, accusing the bank of over-lending to risky borrowers in Sunlight's solar loan program as its financial partner.
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