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jorgito, serious work-related SEC question (if you can say, within the bounds of your duty of confidentiality)

Posted by professor smartbrain (aka chris) Mar 12 '15, 10:45

i have been tasked with researching the current state of accounting and financial reporting-related litigation, public and private

i know the SEC announced in 2103 the formation of the new Accounting Fraud Task Force but it's less clear to what degree the agency has made that a priority, i.e., whatever the number of new task-force enforcement actions, they don't seem to have fully worked their way through the pipeline (yet).

without revealing any non-disclosable investigation information (obviously), is it your sense on the ground that the agency does intend on following through with the public statements they've made regarding the Task Force? should the public anticipate hearing more about specific enforcement actions coming to fruition in the near future??

gracias, senor!

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- say no more *wink wink* -- nm - professor smartbrain Mar 12, 11:15 1
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2103? pixie knows the *future* of the SEC. -- nm - Inigo Mar 12, 10:52 1
- we're looking at the long game here -- nm - professor smartbrain Mar 12, 10:56

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