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Structure for SPACs: SEC Publishes Final Rules

Harvard Corporate Governance

In the SEC’s announcement of the new rules, SEC Chair Gary Gensler underscored the objective of enhanced investor protection and articulated a three-prong approach covering disclosure, the use of projections by issuers and issuer obligations.

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Cybersecurity for Investors: Why Digital Defenses Require Good Governance

Harvard Corporate Governance

Cyber and data security is a hot topic across sectors. Yet in today’s online world, no company is safe. In the US alone, three new regulations were released in the past year: the SEC cybersecurity rule, the Cyber Incident Reporting for Critical Infrastructure Act, and the Ransomware and Financial Stability Act of 2021.

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Health Plans Must Cover OTC COVID-19 Tests

ThomsonReuters

FAQs About Affordable Care Act Implementation Part 51, Families First Coronavirus Response Act and Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act Implementation (Jan. Available at [link]. The coverage requirement does not apply to tests acquired for employment purposes. Preferred Sellers. Quantity Limit. Fraud and Abuse.

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Was the Exchange Act Redundant? The Questionable Legality of an SEC Commissioner’s Unicorn Reform Proposal

Reynolds Holding

Now the regulator has a new strategy, and it is scheduled to be the main topic for discussion at Thursday’s meeting of the SEC’s Investor Advisory Committee. The requirement that companies make ongoing periodic disclosures comes from the second of the New Deal era securities laws: the Securities Exchange Act of 1934.

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Are SPACs headed for decline?

ThomsonReuters

There is less SEC regulation at least partially because the review process is considerably more streamlined given the absence of historical financial data and because SPACs, unlike IPOs, are thought to be able to take advantage of the safe harbor rules for forward-looking statements?under Confusion around safe-harbor statements.

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Goodwin Procter Discusses Yet Another Two Decisions in Bernie Madoff Case

Reynolds Holding

Madoff Investment Securities LLC (BLMIS) was a Ponzi scheme led to its liquidation under the Securities Investor Protection Act (SIPA). PIFSS moved to dismiss the complaint based on its alleged immunity under the Foreign Sovereign Immunity Act (FSIA). The December 2008 disclosure that Bernard L. loss of principal). 3 Irving H.

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Skadden Discusses Final SEC Rules on SPACs and De-SPACs

Reynolds Holding

Making the safe harbor for forward-looking statements under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act (PSLRA) unavailable for SPACs. The safe harbor is not available, however, when a forward-looking statement is made in connection with an IPO or an offering by a blank check company.

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