By Bruce Carton2016-04-04T09:30:00
Image: Title: SporkinIn the past two weeks there have been two interesting articles written about SEC enforcement legend Judge Stanley Sporkin, the SEC’s second director of enforcement (and much more). Inside, enforcement blogger Bruce Carton looks at the takes on “Sporkin’s kids”—his SEC protégés who went on to become luminaries ...
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