All Asset Management Unit articles

  • SEC
    Article

    Ex-GPB Capital CCO avoids prison in SEC theft case

    2021-03-25T16:13:00Z

    A former SEC examiner who used insider information about an ongoing fraud investigation to obtain the chief compliance officer job with private equity firm GPB Capital has been sentenced to nine months of home confinement.

  • Confidential
    Article

    Ex-GPB Capital CCO pleads guilty to stealing SEC information

    2020-09-09T21:15:00Z

    A former SEC official facing federal felony charges for allegedly using confidential agency information to help him land the top compliance post at GPB Capital Holdings has pled guilty to a misdemeanor in federal court.

  • Stolen files
    Article

    Indictment: Ex-SEC official stole info to land CCO job

    2019-10-23T19:44:00Z

    GPB Capital Holdings Chief Compliance Officer Michael Cohn faces multiple charges for allegedly disclosing unauthorized information accessed in his prior job at the SEC.

  • Blog

    SEC's Dabney O'Riordan Named Co-Chief of Asset Mgmt Unit

    2016-06-29T14:00:00Z

    Yesterday, C. Dabney O’Riordan of the SEC’s Los Angeles Regional Office was named co-chief of the Division of Enforcement’s Asset Management Unit. She fills the co-chief role left vacant when Marshall Sprung left the agency in April 2016 to join Blackstone Group LP as a managing director and the firm's ...

  • Blog

    AMU co-chief Marshall Sprung announces departure from SEC

    2016-04-12T10:00:00Z

    Marshall S. Sprung, co-chief of the SEC Division of Enforcement’s Asset Management Unit, is leaving the agency after 13 years of service. Sprung's co-chief, Anthony Kelly, will continue to lead the unit following Sprung’s departure later this month.

  • Blog

    A closer look at the SEC's 'Analysis and Detection Center'

    2016-02-26T08:45:00Z

    Recent comments by an SEC official about five insider trading cases generated from the Enforcement Division's "Analysis and Detection Center" over the last year generated some questions in the blogosphere. Now Enforcement Action has some answers!