FirstEnergy announced that it has reached a settlement agreement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to resolve an investigation stemming from an Ohio corruption scheme.

The SEC claimed that it violated Rule 21F-17(a) to require the employee to disclaim his allegations as part of the settlement agreement. Additional September 2024 Actions Involving Rule 21F-17(a ...

FirstEnergy (NYSE:FE) said Thursday it reached a settlement agreement with the Securities ... reserve in anticipation of an agreement with the SEC. FirstEnergy (FE) previously admitted to bribing ...

To resolve the underlying FCPA violations, John Deere has stipulated to an administrative settlement with the SEC, which provides for the payment of approximately $9.9 million in disgorgement ...

The SEC alleged that eToro was acting as an unregistered broker and an unregistered clearing agency in connection to its crypto-trading platform. Back To Top ...

The SEC’s order finds that, since at least 2020, eToro operated as a broker and clearing agency by providing U.S. customers the ability, through eToro’s online trading ...

FirstEnergy has reached a $100 million settlement agreement with the U.S ... "We are pleased to have reached a resolution with the SEC as we continue to turn a new chapter," Tierney said in ...

The SEC’s order found that since at least 2020, eToro – which didn't admit or deny wrongdoing in agreeing to the settlement – let U.S. customers trade crypto assets being offered and sold as ...