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Asset Management - May, 2026

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• Bridge Stockholders Say They Were Stiffed In Apollo Deal
• NY Lawyer Gets A Year After $20M Emigrant Bank Fraud Trial
• Investors, Schwab Defend Antitrust Settlement At 5th Circ.
• Quinn Emanuel Sues To Collect $1.5M From Binance's Zhao
• Kirkland, Davis Polk Lead Defense Contractor's $634M IPO
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Latham, Milbank Guide Data Center Power Co.'s $2B IPO Pitch
• Honeywell's Quantinuum Launches Plans For $1B IPO
• 6 Firms Build Terra Quantum's $3.5B SPAC Merger
• 2nd Circ. Eyes Bail For Bribe Case Cooperator: 'Why Not?'
• Justices Won't Take Suit Against Teamsters Fund Overseers
• Law360 Reveals Titans Of The Plaintiffs Bar
• FDIC Proposes AML, Sanctions Rule For Stablecoin Issuers
• Skadden, Troutman Steer First Carolina Bank's IPO Plans
• Teamsters Local Wants Ex-Worker's Payment Suit Tossed
• Boeing Says Board Didn't Neglect Safety Before Door Blowout
• Nelson Mullins Faces $2B Suits Over Alleged Conflicts
• Tax Teams Get No Bright-Line Rule From AI Privilege Cases
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Citron Founder's Tweets Impacted Stock Prices, LA Jury Told
• NFL Teams Valued At $9B In Stake Sales, And Other Rumors
• Fraudster's Australian Prison Time Doesn't Cut US Sentence
• Reversing Course, Judge Tosses SEC Fund Fraud Case
• SEC's Peirce To Join Law School Faculty After Agency Exit
• SEC Gets Win In $112M Royal Bengal Ponzi Suit
• Cuba Sanctions Shift Puts Foreign Cos. In OFAC's Crosshairs
• BigLaw Deals Scandal Puts Boston Back On White Collar Map
• Class Actions At The Circuit Courts: May Lessons
• Skadden Adds Ex-National Futures Association GC In Chicago
• SEC Enforcement Has Continued Its Asset Management Focus
• NY Times Word Puzzles Make Me A Better Lawyer
• Justices Back IAM Pension Fund In Withdrawal Liability Battle
• PE Fund Managers Seek Toss Of $150M Florida Investor Suit
• Fed Pitches Formal Plan To Offer Fintechs 'Payment Accounts'
• Binance Libel Suit Doesn't Show Actual Malice, Dow Jones Says
• Texas AG Sues ISS Over ESG Considerations
• Latham, S&C Lead Lincoln International's $421M IPO
• Refusing Sandoz Parent Dismissal 'Clear Error,' Court Told
• FINRA Fines 2 Firms Over Anti-Money Laundering Failures
• 9th Circ. Tough On HP 401(k) Forfeiture Suit Revival Bid
• SEC Watchdog Says Burglar Stole Laptops Amid Shutdown
• FINRA Opens Reg BI Sweep Over High-Risk Structured Notes
• Gibson Dunn, Davis Polk Guide SpaceX's IPO Filing
• Eli Lilly Paying Up To $202M In Genetic Medicine Deal
• StraightPath Trio Gets Prison For Defrauding Pre-IPO Clients
• Kirkland-Led Shamrock Wraps $813M Media Acquisition Fund
• Life Insurance Co. Escapes Suit Over 401(k) Fund
• NJ Pair Settle SEC Insider Trading Suit Over CoStar Purchase
• Law School's Missed Lesson: Diagnose Before Arguing
• Shoppers Seek Fees At 9th Circ. For Kroger, Albertsons Fight
• New CFTC Policy Eyes Smaller Fines, More Declinations
• McDermott-Led Albaron Wraps $185M Healthcare Fund
• Cigna Can't Knock Out 401(k) Forfeiture, Fund Suit
• Alphabet Investors Win Class Cert. In Ad Auction Suit
• Mentari, InMed Merge In Deal Backed By $290M Funding
• Becoming The Biz-Savvy GC That Portfolio Companies Need
• Del. Judge Pushes Firms To Back Up 2nd Bid To DQ Her
• Stellus Wraps 4th Credit Fund With $1.5B In Tow
• Ex-Trader Says Crypto Co.'s Bid For Sanctions Is 'Unfounded'
• Ex-Marketing Workers Take 401(k) Forfeiture Suit To 2nd Circ.
• Ropes Steers Bain Capital's Above-Target $10.5B Asia Fund
• American Express Hit With 401(k) Target-Date Fund Suit
• SEC Ends 'Gag Rule' Policy For Enforcement Settlements
• Judges On AI: How Courts Can Survive The Tech Revolution
• Justices Turn Down PBGC's Bid To Hear Pension Bailout Suit
• Citron Founder Phoned Fed. Agent During FBI Raid, Jury Told
• Cerebras' Mega IPO Boosts Confidence In AI Pipeline
• New SEC Reporting Plan May Not Sway Energy Cos.
• Fed Frees UBS From Order On Credit Suisse's Archegos Work
• Caitlyn Jenner Faces Fresh Suit Over Meme Coin Collapse
• 4 Key Takeaways From SEC's Semiannual Reporting Proposal
• Proskauer Welcomes 2 New Partners To NY Office
• 8th Circ. Wells Fargo Ruling Focuses On Establishing Injury
• AI Investment Advice May Fail Investor Protection Rules
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Cassels, Ropes & Gray
• 3 AI Adoption Mistakes GCs Should Avoid
• Platinum Execs, Feds Spar Amid $70M Bond Fraud Appeals
• Oppenheimer Customers Ink $70M Cash Sweep Rate Deal
• FINRA Official Says Cooperation Credit Updates Incoming
• Investment Co. Settles Carpenters' $250M Pension Loss Suit
• Insider Trading Case Shows BigLaw Associate Vetting Gaps
• Akamai To Buy Cybersecurity Biz LayerX In $205M Deal
• Playing Basketball Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Brookfield To Acquire World Freight In $1.2B Deal
• 3 Firms Steer Iridium, Aireon On $367M Aviation Satellite Deal
• New Cuba Sanctions Raise Risks For Foreign Banks, Cos.
• How Del. Courts Will Likely Evaluate AI Oversight Claims
• V&E, Latham Guide Oil Landowner EagleRock's $320M IPO
• SEC's New Enforcement Chief Touts 'Back To Basics' Message
• Latham, Davis Polk Lead AI Chipmaker Cerebras' $5.6B IPO
• Simpson Thacher-Led Blackstone REIT Prices $1.75B IPO
• Lawmakers Float Allowing Charitable Gifts From 401(k) Plans
• How Cos. Can Navigate Iran Sanctions Risks In China
• SEC Inks $2.6M In Settlements Over High-Yield Fraud Claims
• Latham Guides Geothermal Startup Fervo's Upsized $1.9B IPO
• The Biz Court Digest: Georgia Court Has Business On Its Mind
• Warsh Confirmed As Trump's Next Federal Reserve Chair
• Two Harbors Pans UWM's 'Inferior' New Acquisition Bid
• Couple Settles Annuity Fraud Suit With Ameritas, Ex-Agent
• Citron Founder Didn't Believe His Own Position, Jury Told
• CFTC's Selig Says AI Regulations May Be On The Horizon
• S2G Wraps $1B Inaugural Growth Fund
• Blockchain Analytics Biz Raises $120M Series D Funding
• 4 Emerging Approaches To AI Protective Order Language
• Antares Clinches $8.5B Senior Loan Fund III
• Senate Puts Warsh On Track To Replace Powell As Fed Chair
• Fed's Bowman Says Bank Ratings Changes Are On The Way
• SEC Sends Plan To Nix Settlement 'Gag Rule' To White House
• AI Chipmaker Cerebras Upsizes IPO Target Range To $4.7B
• Cowboy Space Hits $2B Valuation After $275M Funding Round
• Cushman & Wakefield Failed To Protect Clients' Info, Suit Says
• Trading Scheme Is A 'Wake-Up Call' For BigLaw Compliance
• OpenAI Launches New Venture With $4B Initial Investment
• Blackstone, Halliburton Plug $1B In Energy Startup VoltaGrid
• Apollo Agrees To Buy Events Businesses Emerald, Questex
• UWM Ups Two Harbors Bid To Thwart CrossCounty Deal
• Heppner Ruling Left AI Privilege Risk For Lawyers Unresolved
• OCC Says AI Presents A Double-Edged Sword To Banks
• Coinbase Stole Patented Blockchain Network Tech, Co. Says
• 6th Circ. Backs Ex-Fed Worker's Long COVID Benefits Denial
• Ex-CEO To Pay SEC $1.6M Over Cannabis Biz Fraud Claims
• SEC Says Firms Ran $26M High-Yield Investment Fraud
• Disbarred Atty Can't Escape Tax Evasion Case, 2nd Circ. Says
• White House Defends Pardon Process Following Dem Inquiry
• 2 Firms Advise On OnlyFans Stake Sale At $3.15B Valuation
• Ex-Wachtell Lipton Atty Tied To Stolen BigLaw Info Trades
• Covington, Cooley Lead Drugmaker Odyssey's $279M IPO
• How To Limit Accounting Fraud Risk As SEC Focus Persists
• The Ethics And Practicalities Of Representing AI Agents
• Panel Revives Fight Over Late Burrito Chain Founder's IRA
• Catalent Agrees To Pay $78M To Settle Securities Suit
• Eversheds Sutherland Hires Ex-SEC Counsel In DC
• Notable Q1 Updates In Insurance Class Actions
• DOL Benefits Chief Warns Of 'Bad Faith' Focus On ESG, DEI
• BofA, Merrill Deferred Compensation Suit Kicked To NC
• CrossCountry Raises Bid For Two Harbors To Fend Off Rival
• Mattel Investor Urges Sale To PE, Toy Makers Or Media Cos.
• Kalshi Nets $1B Fundraise, Reaches $22B Valuation
• 2 Firms Guide Payward's $600M Crypto Payments Co. Deal
• Cooley Leads Space Analytics Firm HawkEye 360's $416M IPO
• FinCEN Rule Could Reshape AML Priorities Across Finance
• Apis Partners Clinches $1.23B Tech-Focused Funds
• The SEC Should Institute A New Enforcement Scorecard
• New PBGC Amicus Program Offers Input On Important Cases
• Energy, Investment Cos. Ink $2.6M Target-Date Fund Suit Deal
• Speed Jigsaw Puzzling Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Texas Panel Weighs Highland Sanctions After $1B Judgment
• Boeing Says Fund's Revised 737 Max Fraud Suit Still Doomed
• 'Drugs Made In America' SPAC Eyes $1B Deal With AI Platform
• Colo. Investor Claims Biz Partners Illegally Transferred Assets
• How To Reconcile AI Opacity And Advisers' Fiduciary Duties
• Ametek To Acquire PE-Owned Indicor Instrumentation For $5B
• CellCentric Closes Latest Funding Round With $220M In Tow
• Okla. House OKs Valuation Method Change For Some Rentals
• NJ Judge Says Honeywell Fee Bid Must Wait For Appeal
• Software Co. Doxim Inks $5.5M Deal To End Data Breach Suit
• Worker Fights 2nd Circ.'s Toss Of Teamsters Fund ERISA Suit
• Investors In $16B YPF Feud Win Round Against Argentina
• Kilpatrick Adds Buchalter Financial Services Partner In Seattle
• Santander Says Ex-Adviser Poached Lion's Share Of Clients
• BlackRock, State Street Push To Trim Red State AGs' Suit
• Ending Carried Interest Tax Break May Net $88B, Report Says
• IRS Beats Suit Claiming Secret Rule Targeted Stock Plan
• Kirkland-Led Twin Bridge Closes 6th Fund With $855M In Tow
• Willkie Guides Bridge Growth's $790M Vehicle
• Fugitive Trader's Wife Held In Contempt Amid $67M Fraud Suit
• Sandoz, Novartis Must Face Generics Claims From GM, Others
• 3 Firms Steer Crypto Exchange Bullish's $4.2B Equiniti Buy
• SEC Lifts NY Atty's Lifetime Practice Ban
• Paul Weiss-Led Apollo Clinches $6.5B Hybrid Value Fund
• Freshfields Adds Skadden White Collar Lawyer In DC, NY
• Proskauer Lands Globetrotting Private Funds Atty In LA
• Exxon Execs Never Pressured Profitability Analysts, Jury Hears
• Hedge Fund Says Expert Loss Isn't Fatal To Spoofing Case
• AI Chipmaker Cerebras Launches Plans For $3.4B IPO
• Wells Fargo, Lloyd's Beat $900B Fraud Suit Over Wire Error
• SPAC Says Investor Bought In Knowing $29M Deal Had Failed
• New Risks Emerge As States Push Proxy Voting Legislation
• Trump Broadens Sanctions On Cuban Government
• Wells Fargo, Law Firm Sued Over Alleged Ponzi Scheme Ties
• 3 Firms Guide New Blackstone REIT In $1.8B IPO Target
• Framing Membership Filings To Anticipate FINRA's Concerns
• Carpenters Trustees Reach Deal In Allianz Loss Suit
• Wachtell Lipton, Kirkland Steer Hubbell's $3B NSI Buy
• Managers Of Embattled Easement Say RICO Suit Lacks Details
• 2 AI Snafus Show Why Attys Can't Outsource Judgment
• THL Partners Wraps 10th Fund With $6.35B In Tow
• Two Harbors Backs CrossCountry Bid Over $1.3B UWM Offer
• Assessing The 9th Circ.'s Recent Stock Drop Dismissal Trend
• SEC Seals $26M Judgment Against Investment Adviser
• DOJ Touts $750K Deal In Housing Discrimination Suit
• 4 Firms Guide Global Net Lease's $535M Modiv Industrial Buy
• Citron Founder Slips False Statement Charge In Calif. Case
• UBS Can't Escape $92M FINRA Award Over Tesla Stock Advice
• Bang Energy Founder Can't Continue Suit Against Atty
• 5 Argument Sessions Benefits Attys Should Watch In May
• Crypto Co. Seeks Sanctions For Depo Conduct In $8.1M Suit
• Steel Firm Workers Get OK For $1.8M ESOP Deal, $600K Fee
• Untangling The Legacy Of LIV's Bid To Upend Pro Golf
• How Paul Clement Does It All
• Sidley, Goodwin Lead $1.1B Take-Private Deal For Esperion
• How 'Spillover' Effects Can Skew AI Securities Class Actions
• SEC's Corp. Governance Shift Puts Onus On States, Cos.