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Most investors are familiar with the arduous registration process that companies must endure to “go public.” Some may also know that, due to increasing regulatory compliance costs, many SEC reporting companies have voluntarily gone private or "dark," or are considering doing so.
Continue reading ""Going Dark" the Hard Way: Section 12(j) Enforcement Proceedings" »
If you’ve been following the news, you know that short-selling abuses are a subject of intense discussion and controversy. Short selling is the practice of borrowing stock (usually from a broker-dealer or institutional investor), then selling it in anticipation that the price will go down.
Continue reading "SEC Tightens Short-Selling Rules, but Critics Are Still Dissatisfied" »
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