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Capital Markets - September, 2023

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• CFTC Fines Goldman Sachs $3M Over Disruptive Trades
• CFTC Fines Goldman, JPMorgan, BofA Swap Dealers $53M
• Banks Must Continue Fighting Hedge Fund's Spoofing Claims
• Deutsche Bank ESG Fine May Be Preview Of SEC Climate Rule
• CFPB To Fight For Its Fiscal Life In High Court Grudge Match
• CFTC Says Forex Pool Bilked $7.1M From Participants
• SEC Fines Newell Brands, Ex-CEO Over Accounting 'Scrub'
• FTX Customers Can't Hide Behind Law Firm, Trustee Argues
• Upstart Holdings Can't Escape AI-Based Lending Claims Suit
• Investors Drop Case Against Terraform Over Crypto Collapse
• Pro Say: A Cheat Sheet For The New Supreme Court Term
• Ex-CBD Co. CEO Can't Get SEC Investor Fraud Suit Tossed
• Circle Cautions Court On SEC's Binance Stablecoin Claims
• EV Car SPAC To Pay SEC $11M For Alleged Bogus Revenues
• How Gov't Agencies Will Fare In The Event Of A Shutdown
• Orrick-Led EV Maker Lands $150M From Existing Investor
• Avoiding The Ethical Pitfalls Of Crowdfunded Legal Fees
• O'Melveny Steers Cancer-Focused Biotech Firm's $58M IPO
• Tornado Cash Saga Presents Thorny Issues For Fintechs
• SEC Sues FTX Auditor For Violating Independence Rules
• 'Administrative State' Attacks Soar To High Court Crescendo
• SEC Sues 'Downstream Promoters' Of Crypto Fraud CoinDeal
• Interactive Brokers, Others Fined $100M Total Over Texting
• First-Time Advocates Dominate High Court's Fall Schedule
• 5 Supreme Court Cases To Watch This Fall
• London SPAC's $1B Planned Brazil Mine Purchase Called Off
• SEC Fines 2 Cos. $1.1M Over Paid Touts Of Reg A Offerings
• Gemini Confirms $282M Withdrawal, Denies Winklevoss Link
• Libor-Rigging Deals Totaling $52M Get Final OK
• SEC Fines Citi Units $1.9M For Reg BI Disclosure Lapses
• OCC Has Eye On Bank Risk Management In 2024 Exam Plan
• Crypto Users Take Landmark 'Scam Token' Loss To 2nd Circ.
• 5th Circ. Revives Steel Workers' WARN Act Claim
• SEC's 'Shadow Trading' Test Case Fails Miserably, Court Told
• SEC Fines Siblings For Insider Trading Over Storage Co. Deal
• Celsius Judge Questions Value Of Token Offer In Ch. 11 Plan
• Deals Rumor Mill: Manchester U, Warriors, Citigroup China
• Chancery OKs Extra Voting Clout For Some Carvana Shares
• CFTC Fines Quant Trader For Trading Against His Own Firm
• Adviser Says SEC Stretching Law Too Far With Annuity Case
• Xerox Buys Out Activist Carl Icahn's Stake For $542M
• What SEC Actions Against NFTs May Mean For Issuers
• NJ Broker-Dealer Accused Of Failing To Stop Impostor's Fraud
• SBF Faces 'Long Sentence,' Could Be Flight Risk, Judge Says
• Issues Ahead As Psychedelic Medicine Faces Pivotal Moment
• Lawmakers Target SEC Crypto Policy Amid Gensler Testimony
• How Looming Gov't Shutdown Could Put IPO Recovery On Ice
• SEC Doles Out $1.5M In Fines Over Insider Reporting Failures
• Schulte Roth Sues SPAC For $1.9M After Scuttled $2.6B Deal
• Dems Urge SEC To Keep Scope 3 Disclosures In Climate Rule
• SEC Settles Fraud Claims Against Cybersecurity Co.
• SEC Pursues Crypto Case In-House Despite High Court Battle
• Splunk Investors' $30M Deal Over Growth Strategies OK'd
• Weber Dodges Investors' IPO Fraud Suit Over Pandemic Sales
• Hydrogen Auto Co. Hyzon Motors Settles SEC Suit For $25M
• Ex-Bear Stearns Trader-Turned-Gov't Witness Avoids Prison
• How Investors Can Seize Renewables Opportunities In RE
• Blockchain Firm Ripple Hires Obama Alum To Head Up Policy
• 2 Cases May Expand CFPB's Reach On Deceptive Practices
• Latham Lands Two Former Fried Frank M&A Partners
• Rhode Island Bank Agrees To $9M DOJ Redlining Settlement
• Integrated Wellness SPAC Announces Termination Of Merger
• Gov't Shutdown Would Block New IPOs, SEC's Gensler Says
• Jury Rules For SEC In $144M Penny Stock Fraud Case
• UK Delays Bank Capital Requirement Reforms To Mid-2025
• Andersen Starts Global Valuation Practice For Legal Services
• FTC Says Celsius Founders Can't 'Jettison' Its Crypto Suit
• AssetMark To Pay $18M Over SEC Financial Conflict Charges
• SEC Says Purported Real Estate Investor Ran $17.5M Fraud
• BlockFi's Ch. 11 Plan Confirmed With Opt-Out Releases Intact
• Accounting Board Fines BDO $2M Over Missed Red Flags
• Crypto Law Firm Wants 9th Circ. To Push SEC On Ether Rules
• Seyfarth Sees More 'Seller-Friendly' Middle-Market M&A Terms
• BofA Accused Of Hurting Credit Scores By Canceling Autopay
• Kodak Scores Exit From Investors' COVID Supply Deal Suit
• Alibaba Pursues IPO In Hong Kong For Logistics Biz Cainiao
• SiriusXM Enlists Debevoise To Weigh Liberty Biz Combo Offer
• Ga. VC Fund Beats Challenge To Black-Only Business Grants
• Don't Believe SEC Witnesses In $144M Fraud Case, Jury Told
• Bittrex To Move Ahead On Ch. 11 With DOJ Objection Dropped
• SEC Suspends Ex-Marcum Partner, Ga. CPA For Audit Failures
• The 2023 Law360 Pulse Social Impact Leaders
• Why Law Firm ESG Is Likely Here To Stay
• Telecom Co. GTT Avoids Penalty In SEC's Accounting Case
• What Large Language Models Mean For Document Review
• Jail Is No Place To Prep For Trial, Bankman-Fried Tells Judge
• 'Man On The Run' Takes 1MDB Scandal To The Big Screen
• Fresh Round Of Objections Hits Celsius Ch. 11 Plan
• UK Financial Adviser Must Face CBD Takeover Suit In NY
• Businessman Fights Attachment Bid In $60M Award Row
• Coinbase's CLO On Fighting For Crypto's Future In The Courts
• NJ Firm, Owner Settle SEC's $1M Cherry-Picking Claims
• Sustainability-Focused SPAC Global Lights Files $60M IPO
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• PE-Backed German Defense Contractor Seeks $515M IPO
• Sports-Based SPAC Ceases Operations After Failed Merger
• Participating In Living History Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• SEC Fines Deutsche Bank Unit $25M For ESG, AML Violations
• SEC Suit Accuses 4 Of Taking Part In $196M Ponzi Fraud
• Citgo's Parent Puts 'Missing' Certificate Risk At $1.5B To $2.5B
• Kwok Operatives 'Materially Altering' NJ Mansion, Feds Claim
• SEC Case Receiver Sues Atty To Undo 'Fraudulent Transfers'
• Judge Delivers Clarity In Ambac RMBS Suit Against US Bank
• Feds Seek 13 Years For $100M Crypto Mining 'Serial Swindler'
• Binance Says SEC Can't Subvert Congress With Securities Case
• Stratasys Investor Raises Alarm About Desktop Metal Deal
• SPAC To Liquidate After Failed Merger With Casino Owner
• Fenwick, Celebrities Seek To Toss FTX Investors' Suit
• Private Equity Owners Can Remedy Law Firms' Agency Issues
• CFTC Denies Betting Site's Election Gambling Proposal
• Citadel Securities To Pay SEC $7M In Short-Selling Case
• Texas Judge Won't Block Biden Admin's ESG Investing Rule
• Bankman-Fried Will Stay In Jail Ahead Of Trial, 2nd Circ. Rules
• Pomerantz To Be Lead Counsel In Mallinckrodt Investor Suit
• SEC Investor Panel Backs Tougher Human Capital Disclosures
• FDIC's Hill: We Can't Do Everything, Everywhere, All At Once
• Investment Firms Can't Escape Unregistered Crypto Action
• FTX Opens New Ch. 11 Clawback Suit In Del. Seeking $157M
• Celsius Reaches Ch. 11 TRO Deal With Crypto Staking Firm
• Bankman-Fried's Expert Witnesses Rejected By Judge
• Fla. Man Pleads Not Guilty In $10M PPE Reselling Fraud
• Digital Art Cohort Sues In Del. Over Alleged NFT, Crypto Theft
• Judge Likely To Halt DOJ Quest For Ch. 11 BlockFi Seizure
• E-Discovery Co. CS Disco Sued For Misleading Its Investors
• SEC Dings Atty For Role In Promoting $1.5M Crypto Offering
• SEC Says Adviser Lost Crypto Account Keys, Hid Investments
• Deals Rumor Mill: Disney, Mallinckrodt, XFL-USFL
• Cisco Makes $28B AI Splash With Splunk Buy Led By 3 Firms
• Ex-Allianz Exec Says $6B Fraud Charges Too Thin On Detail
• Senate Hearing Hints At Brewing Divide Over AI Regulation
• Convicted Ex-JPMorgan Spoofer To Appeal 6-Month Sentence
• US Sanctions Don't Bar Venezuela Oil Co. Debt Repayment
• CFTC Has No Jurisdiction In Archegos Case, Judge Says
• 'Cautious Optimism' Abounds As Tech IPOs Return To Life
• BlockFi Whittles FTX Ch. 11 Claim From $5B To $500M
• Swap Dealer Fined By CFTC Admits Disclosure Failures
• Bittrex Drops Ch. 11 Bid For Sanctions Against Fla. Agency
• Celsius Approved To Pay Ch. 11 Fees For Employee Witnesses
• Ex-Graham Capital Trader Seeks To Exit 2-Year Noncompete
• Mass. Robinhood Ruling Will Affect Broker-Dealers Nationwide
• NJ Judge Tosses Proposed Cannabis REIT Investor Suit
• How To Protect Atty-Client Privilege While Using Generative AI
• SPAC Buys Printing Co. Tied To Abu Dhabi Wealth Fund
• SEC Can't Nab Partial Win In Penny Stock Fraud Suit
• SEC Finalizes Truth-In-Advertising Rule For ESG Funds
• Orrick Benefits Partner Jumps To Crowell & Moring
• Goodwin, Sidley Lead Klaviyo's $576M IPO
• SEC Enforcers Say They Look Beyond Labels In Crypto Cases
• SEC Urged To Drop 'Irreparable' Predictive Data Rule Proposal
• SEC, Adviser's Estate Reach Terms To End $29M Ponzi Suit
• Archegos, Hwang Can't Beat SEC's Market Manipulation Suit
• MSG Announces Post-Spinoff Stock Sale And $50M Buyback
• Celsius Is In Settlement Talks On Ch. 11 TRO Changes
• SEC's 'Swing Pricing' Plan Gets Slammed At House Hearing
• SEC Sues NY Investment Firm Tied To Russian Oligarch
• How New Lawyers Can Leverage Feedback For Growth
• Treasury Issues Recommended Net-Zero Emissions Principles
• Prime Core Gets OK To Seal Customer Names In Ch. 11 Filings
• Crypto Co. Wants Citadel Securities' Trade Secrets Suit Axed
• Bankman-Fried's Parents Profited Off FTX Fraud, Suit Claims
• 2nd Circ. Unlikely To Free Bankman-Fried After Diary Leak
• Ex-BigLaw Atty Loses Bid For New Crypto Laundering Trial
• NY Regulator Looks To Beef Up Crypto Listing Standards
• AMC Stock Plunge Cuts Counsel Fee In Reverse-Split Dispute
• Wells Fargo Beats $800M Investor Suit Over 2018 Fund Purge
• Raymond James Rep Didn't Report AML Red Flags, SEC Says
• Boeing Can't Ditch 737 Max Securities Fraud Suit, Judge Says
• Schott Pharma's IPO Could Be Germany's Largest Of '23
• Cooley, Latham Steer Delivery App Instacart's $660M IPO
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• NFL QB And Influencers To Settle In FTX Collapse Suit
• A Cautionary Tale Of Flawed Debt Accounting And SEC Fines
• Judge Says No 'Alarm Bells' Over $175M Genesis-FTX Deal
• Gamehaus, SPAC Ink $500M Deal Guided By 6 Law Firms
• Batteries Biz Commits To SPAC Deal Despite Nasdaq Warning
• Lyft Pays $10M To Ditch SEC's Stock-Sale Reporting Claims
• Home Point Cuts $5M Deal With Investors Jilted After IPO
• SEC Tells 5th Circ. Kroger Vote Moots Conservative Proxy Suit
• Gemini Slams DCG For Gaslighting Genesis Creditors
• SEC Says Diamond-Nuclear Battery Investment Was A Fraud
• SEC Fines Ex-Tech Worker For Inside Trades Amid Deal Talks
• Puerto Rico Bank In Bribery Scandal Fined $15M By FinCEN
• SEC Says Binance.US Dodging Inquiry Into Customer Assets
• DOJ Losses Cast Shadow Over Chicken Price-Fixing Trial
• Biotech Firms Join IPO Wave After Raising $561M Combined
• Don't Miss It: Sidley, Willkie Guide Week's Hot Deals
• Del. Corporate Law Overhaul Delivers On Flexibility For Cos.
• Ex-Deutsche Banker To Change Plea In Crypto Fraud Case
• Teacher Gets 9 Yrs. For $2M Ponzi Scheme With Mother-In-Law
• Delivery App Instacart Lifts Price Range Ahead Of $638M IPO
• Novartis Shareholders OK Spinoff Of $9.6B Sandoz Unit
• What Makes NFTs Securities? SEC Cases Point To Marketing
• Ex-MoviePass Execs Beat Some Claims In SEC's Fraud Suit
• SEC Looks Ready To Greenlight 'Greenwashing' Rule
• FTX Says BlockFi Trying To Dodge Claims In Ch. 11 Plan
• Republicans Rip 'Extreme' Bank Capital Plan As Dems Waver
• Battle For Control Of Gas Co. Leads To $87M Award
• First Post-Cochran Suit Against SEC In-House Courts Dropped
• Arm's Blockbuster IPO Likely To Clear Path For More Offerings
• Abcam Founder Opposes Danaher Deal, Wants Board Gone
• Archegos Duo Can't Subpoena Fraud Victims, Feds Say
• Myovant, Sumitomo Deal Hurt By Skadden Conflict, Suit Says
• Latham, V&E Advise Vital Energy On $1.2B Oil Field Expansion
• Private Fund Advisers Should Prep Now For New SEC Rules
• ArentFox Schiff Adds Ex-Fannie Mae Finance Atty In SF
• Payment Tech Co. Plastiq Gets OK On Ch. 11 Plan
• Twitter Legal Fees Suit Offers Crash Course In Billing Ethics
• Pa. Justices Mull If Tax Exemption Made Private Bonds Public
• SEC Proposes Security, Access Improvements For EDGAR
• SEC's Gensler Warns Of Potential AI-Driven Financial Crisis
• Chopra Says CFPB High Court Loss May Risk Housing Havoc
• Hilton, Fallon, Bieber Want Out Of Bored Ape NFT Suit
• Genworth Financial Gets Claims Trimmed From 401(k) Fee Suit
• Manufacturer Orgs. Sue SEC Over Private Biz Disclosure Rule
• Treasury Official Defends Scrutiny Of Overseas Investments
• Investors Must Face RICO Claims In Defective Solar Panel Suit
• Carlyle Says 'Ungrounded' $344M Del. Tax Suit Should Go
• MoFo, Davis Polk Drive Chip Designer Arm To Nearly $5B IPO
• Prime Trust Parent's Sale Plan To Wrap Ch. 11 By December
• 6 Firms Steer $372M In Deals For Carbon Credit, Software Cos.
• Cloud Co.'s Lack Of Tax Expertise Hurt Investors, Suit Says
• FTX Gets Go-Ahead To Sell $100M In Crypto A Week
• The Long Reach Of Proposed Security-Based Swaps Rule
• SPAC Cancels $306M Merger With Electric Powertrain Maker
• Challenge To Private-Funds Rule Could Test SEC's Authority
• SEC Fines Celeb-Backed NFT Project In Latest Crackdown
• Regulators Must Avert Overreach When Targeting AI
• Kirkland, Latham Steer PE-Backed Birkenstock's IPO Filing
• SEC Says Investment Co. Didn't Reveal Marine Financing Risk
• Bankman-Fried Can't Get Out Of Jail To Prep For Trial
• Judge Says Bitcoin 'Inventor' Could Be Sanctioned For Delays
• PacWest Investor Says Bank Understated Rate Hike Exposure
• SEC's Gensler Calls On Congress To Fund AI, Crypto Efforts
• Deutsche Bank Can't Undo $95M Verdict Over Ponzi Scheme
• SEC Sues Virtu Over Information Security Safeguards
• Data Co. Says 2nd Circ. Goldman Ruling Backs Its Decert. Bid
• SEC Fines Marcum Partner Over Audit Quality Failures
• Former FTX GC Taps Crisis Experience To Build New Boutique
• Former Acting OCC Head Rejoins O'Melveny As Fintech Pro
• 2 Accused Of Fraud Tell Jury Stock Enterprise Seemed Legit
• TSMC Buys Stake In Intel Biz, Invests $100M In Chipmaker IPO
• OneCoin Co-Founder Gets 20 Years For $4B Crypto Fraud
• SEC Fines 9 Investment Firms Over Marketing Rule Violations
• SBF Cites 5th Amendment In Bid To Stall FTX Customers' Suit
• DeFi Org Asks USPTO To Review Blockchain IP Held By 'Troll'
• Can 'Green Tech' SPAC Deals Buck The Overall Downturn?
• Former Exec Escapes Investor Challenge To $1.1B 'Sham' Deal
• SEC Says Ripple Appeal Has 'Industry-Wide Significance'
• SEC Fines Real Estate Adviser For Compliance Shortfalls
• Voyager Reaches Post-Confirmation Intercompany Claim Deal
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Conservative Group Hits Back At Black-Led VC Fund
• Mark-To-Market Appropriate For Crypto Traders, Tax Attys Say
• FTX Sues To Claw Back $100M From Virgin Islands Firm
• ABA's Money-Laundering Resolution Is A Balancing Act
• Secret Phones, Code Names Behind Stock Scheme, Jury Told
• 2 Biotech Firms Hope To Tap Thawing IPO Market For $495M
• How Del. Cos. Weighed Officer Exculpation This Proxy Season
• DOL's Revised Fiduciary Rule Sent To White House
• Goodwin-Led Klaviyo Targets $499M IPO As Pipeline Builds
• Cooley-Led Instacart Launches Plans For $594M IPO
• Dickson Minto-Led Betting Biz To Go Private, Delist From LSE
• FDIC Admits It Flubbed Some Of Its First Republic Oversight
• Fed Official Says Stablecoin Policy Isn't 'Hurdle' To Banks
• SEC Throws In Towel On Case That Led To High Court Loss
• 3 Firms Guide AI Co.'s Plans To Go Public Via SPAC Merger
• Utah Trader Admits To $2M SEC, CFTC Bitcoin Trading Claims
• Rosen Law Firm Will Lead Polished.com IPO Class Action
• EV-Maker Lucid Pans Securities Suit Over Production Targets
• CFTC Enforcement Cases May Force DeFi To Comply Or Leave
• 2 High Court Cases Could Upend Administrative Law Bedrock
• Aequitas Ex-CEO Gets 14 Years For $300M Ponzi Scheme
• Errant Lead Plaintiffs DQ'd, Likely Killing $10M Settlement
• SEC Won't Penalize Crypto Co. For Unregistered Accounts
• With Equity Markets Down, Venture Lending Provides Solution
• Future Of NFTs Uncertain As SEC Takes Hawkish Approach
• Don't Miss It: Sidley, Wachtell Lead Week's Hot Deals
• SEC Says Data Co. CEO Misused IPO Funds On Family, Others
• Crypto Org. LBRY Books 1st Circ. Challenge To SEC Win
• CFTC Says Energy Trader Spoofed Crude Oil Market Again
• Ex-Traders At 7th Circ. Deny Knowing Spoofing Was Criminal
• CFTC's Pham Wants Pilot Program For Digital Asset Rules
• Chancery Rules Out Order To Close In $2.6B Casino SPAC Suit
• 'You Can't Fake Funny': Brief Says Musk Skit Tanked Dogecoin
• SEC Nets $2.1M Judgment In Crypto Pyramid Scheme Case
• Conservative Groups Back Brokerage's Call To Muzzle FINRA
• Regulators Should Unmask DeFi Operators, Global Body Says
• SEC Unit Discloses How It Picks Which Advisers To Examine
• Law Firm Professional Development Steps To Thrive In AI Era
• 5 Takeaways From SEC's First Marketing Rule Action
• Hamilton Insurance Files Confidential IPO As Pipeline Grows
• Securities Firms Sichenzia Ross, Carmel Milazzo To Merge
• Ex-3rd Circ. Judge Joins Blank Rome From Schnader Harrison
• Deals Rumor Mill: Great Wall Motor, Carlyle, Amer Sports
• Ex-FTX Exec Cops Plea, But Not Cooperating Against SBF
• ARK 21Shares, VanEck File For ETFs Holding Ether
• Ex-OpenSea Employee Will Serve Sentence Amid Appeal
• Telecom Shareholders Ordered To Halt Rogue Arbitrations
• SBF Can't Go Free While Appealing Detention, 2nd Circ. Says
• Judge Declines To Release Man In NJ Deli Fraud Scheme
• Accounting Board Updates Standards For Crypto Holdings
• Ex-Glass Co. CFO Looks To Shatter SEC Suit Over SPAC Deal
• Genesis Global Gets 30 More Days To File Ch. 11 Plan
• Pomerantz Seeks To Lead Mallinckrodt Investor Suit
• FTX Examiner Report OKs $111M In Professional Fees
• AI Co. Valued At $200M In Merger With Andretti-Backed SPAC
• Texas Tells 5th Circ. SEC Can't Act As National Conscience
• Trade Group Says SEC Overstepped In Annuities Sales Suit
• Split SEC Approves Broker Fees For Market Surveillance Tool
• Grayscale Urges SEC To Approve Bitcoin ETF Post Appeal Win
• Celsius Founder's Assets Frozen Amid Fraud Case
• NJ Gov. Nominates New Banking And Insurance Regulator
• Feds Want 30-Year Sentence For OneCoin Co-Founder
• Biden's 3 Fed Picks Clear Final Hurdles As Senate Confirms
• SEC's New Rules Likely Will Affect Cyber, D&O Insurance
• If Binance Criminally Charged, Crypto Exchanges May Exit US
• Malaysia Says Feds Flouting Deal To Return Ex-Goldman Exec
• Judge Questions Gordon Rees Moves In Crypto Client Dispute
• Muni Bond Cop Objects To Judicial Sideswipe In FINRA Case
• FINRA's Crypto Team Tells Firms To Focus On Disclosure
• Striking Down SEC Courts Would Hurt States, Justices Told
• Proterra Sued For Allegedly Hiding Post-SPAC Merger Risks
• Trump-Linked SPAC Scores Merger Deadline Extension
• Ripple Says SEC's Appeal Rooted In 'Dissatisfaction,' Not Law
• Bankman-Fried Jail Appeal 'Trivializes' Diary Leak, Feds Say
• Hedge Fund Compliance Head Joins Lowenstein Sandler
• Ex-CFTC Whistleblower Chief Joins Phillips & Cohen
• Husch Blackwell Adds Duane Morris Finance Pro In LA
• Georgia-Based CT Developer To Go Public Via SPAC Merger
• Chipmaking Giant Arm Readies Plans For Potential $4.7B IPO
• Catching Up With Delaware's Chancery Court
• Ex-OpenSea Staffer Taps White Collar Vet For 2nd Circ. Appeal
• Genesis Creditors Call $175M FTX Deal A Bid To 'Buy Votes'
• SEC Says Man Used Trickery To Pump JC Penney Debt Shares
• SEC Reissues Demand For Centralized Stock Market Data
• Banks' $500M Stock Loan Antitrust Deal Gets Initial OK
• Hearing Aid Investors Lose 2nd Bid At Suit Over DOJ Probe
• Crypto Trader Strikes Deal To End SEC 'Academy' Scam Claim
• Black-Led VC Fund Blasts Suit From Conservative Group
• 2nd Circ. Ruling Is Good For Syndicated Lending Stability
• Robinhood Buys Back $605M Of Seized Bankman-Fried Stock
• Attys Prepare For IPO Pickup As Market Shows Signs Of Life